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This page lists all available extensions for huggle 3

Native (C++)

How to install: all c++ extensions must be compiled for your huggle version and OS. This requires some skills and manual is located on readme page of every extension. Built .dll or .so file should be copied to extensions folder.

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MassDelivery - allows you to send a message to unlimited number of users (comma separated): https://github.com/huggle/mass-delivery

Python

How to install: Just copy the extension to extensions folder. If there is only source code on a wiki page, you need to create a file with name of extension suffixed with .py and paste the source code in it. Note: you need to run huggle with python support for these to work. If you are on windows you may need to download and install python from https://www.python.org/downloads/windows (3x version). If you are on linux or Mac, you will need to recompile huggle with following option:

./configure --python

You can verify if huggle support python extensions in about form

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Huggle log - write a logs for csd to your userspace

Extensions folder

Is located in your huggle home under folder "extensions", huggle home can be explicitly changed using --chroot option and by default is located in: windows - C:/Users/USERNAME/AppData/Local/Wikimedia/Huggle/extensions linux - ~/.local/share/Wikimedia/Huggle/extensions OR ~/.local/share/data/Wikimedia/Huggle/extensions

You can find the current path in startup logs of huggle, for example:

Fri Jun 27 11:03:46 2014   Home: C:/Users/petr.bena/AppData/Local/Wikimedia/Huggle\Configuration\

Replace Configuration with extensions and that's the folder you are looking for.