Redmine

h1. Plugins

Since version 0.6.0, Redmine provides basic support for plugins. Redmine plugins can rely on "Rails engines":http://rails-engines.org/ to add functionalities to the application.

h2. Installing a plugin

1. First, you need to install the Rails engines plugin if you're using a 0.7.x release (make sure to get the Rails 2.0.2 version): http://rails-engines.org/.

   ruby script/plugin install http://svn.rails-engines.org/engines/tags/rel_2.0.0/

   mv vendor/plugins/rel_2.0.0 vendor/plugins/engines

2. Then, copy your plugin directory into @#{RAILS_ROOT}/vendor/plugins@.

3. If the plugin requires a migration, run the following command to upgrade your database (make a db backup before):

  rake db:migrate_plugins

4. Start Redmine

You should now be able to see the plugin list in 'Admin -> Information' and configure the newly installed plugin (if the plugin requires to be configured).

h2. Plugin list

* [[PluginBudget|Budget]] is a plugin to manage the set of deliverables for each project, automatically calculating key performance indicators.

* [[PluginCustomer|Customer]] is plugin to track basic customer information and to see which project belonged to a customer.

* [[PluginEmbedded|Embedded]] lets you embed HTML files (eg. auto generated documentation, test reports) in your projects.

* [[PluginEzfaq|ezFAQ]] is a FAQ management plugin for Redmine.

* [[PluginGoogleCalendar|Google Calendar]] is a simple plugin to include Google Calendar iframe as a tab within Redmine projects.

* [[PluginProjectScores|Project Scores]] is plugin which will let a user score a project on different criteria.

* [[PluginSimpleCI|Simple CI]] is a generic plugin for integrating per project RSS continuous integration feeds (eg. "Cruise Control":http://cruisecontrol.sourceforge.net/) in Redmine.

* [[PluginTimesheet|Timesheet]] is plugin to show and filter timelogs across all projects in Redmine.

h2. Writing plugins

See the [[Plugin_Tutorial|Plugin API]].