Adding Repositories

Repositories are the way Atahon discovers available extensions. A repository is a JSON index file hosted online (typically on GitHub) that lists all the extensions it provides.

What is a Repository?

A repository is a URL pointing to an index.min.json file. This file contains metadata about every extension available in that repo:

• Extension name and package name
• Version and language
• APK download URL
• Sources provided (name, ID, base URL)
• NSFW flag

When you add a repo, Atahon fetches this index and shows the available extensions in the Extensions screen.

Adding a Repository

1. Open the app and go to the More tab
2. Tap Extensions
3. Tap the Repositories button (gear icon)
4. Tap Add Repository
5. Paste the repository URL and confirm

URL Format

Repository URLs must point to a valid index.min.json file. The typical format for GitHub-hosted repos is:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/{owner}/{repo}/{branch}/index.min.json

For example, a community repository might look like:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/keiyoushi/extensions/repo/index.min.json

Managing Repositories

Enable / Disable

You can disable a repository without removing it. Disabled repos won’t show their extensions in the browse list, but the URL is preserved so you can re-enable it later.

• In the Repositories screen, tap the toggle next to a repo to enable or disable it

Remove

To completely remove a repository:

• Swipe left on the repo entry, or tap the delete button

Clear Disabled

To bulk-remove all disabled repositories:

• Use the Clear Disabled option in the repositories screen

How Repos Are Stored

Repositories are stored in the local SQLite database (extension_repo table) with these fields:

Field	Description
url	The full URL to index.min.json (unique)
name	Auto-parsed from the URL (e.g., keiyoushi/extensions)
enabled	Whether the repo is active
lastFetchedAt	Timestamp of the last successful fetch

Refreshing Extensions

After adding a repository, the extension list refreshes automatically. You can also pull-to-refresh on the Extensions screen to fetch the latest index from all enabled repos.