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skeleton-admin

a visual interface for Nextcloud admins to see and modify the content of the 'skeleton' folder

🚧 Early Development Stage 🚧

Note: This plugin is currently in an early stage of development.

Features may be incomplete, and significant changes might occur. Do not use in production environments

About

Skeleton-Admin is a Nextcloud plugin that allows administrators to see and manage the content of the skeleton folder directly from the Nextcloud admin interface. This plugin simplifies the process of customizing the default files and folders for new user accounts.

Features

  • View the contents of the skeleton folder
  • Upload new files to the skeleton folder
  • Delete existing files from the skeleton folder
  • Real-time logging of actions

Installation steps when ready

  1. Download the latest release from the GitHub repository
  2. Extract the archive and place the skeleton-admin folder in your Nextcloud apps directory
  3. Enable the app through the Nextcloud admin interface

Usage when ready

Once installed and enabled, navigate to the Nextcloud admin settings. You'll find a new section called Skeleton Admin under the Additional settings category.

Requirements

Nextcloud 22 or later

Next steps

  1. Finalize Development
  2. Bring Skeleton Admin right into the admin left panel
  3. Testing
  4. Documentation
  5. User Documentation
  6. Localization/Translations
  7. Confirm Licensing according to Nextcloud
  8. Release Packaging
  9. Publishing and Submitting to the Nextcloud App Store

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

License

This project is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0. See the LICENSE file for details.

Support

If you encounter any problems or have any questions, please open an issue on the GitHub repository.

Acknowledgements

to Nextcloud community for their excellent documentation and support

Made with ⏳ for the Nextcloud community