navidrome/plugins/examples

Navidrome Plugin Examples

This folder contains example plugins for Navidrome that demonstrate how to build metadata agents using the plugin system.

Building

Prerequisites

• TinyGo (recommended) or Go 1.23+
• Extism CLI (optional, for testing)

Build all plugins

make

This will compile all example plugins and place the .wasm files in this directory.

Build a specific plugin

make minimal.wasm
make wikimedia.wasm

Clean build artifacts

make clean

Available Examples

Plugin	Description
minimal	A minimal example showing the basic plugin structure
wikimedia	Fetches artist metadata from Wikidata, DBpedia, and Wikipedia

Testing with Extism CLI

You can test any plugin using the Extism CLI:

# Test the manifest
extism call minimal.wasm nd_manifest --wasi

# Test with input
extism call minimal.wasm nd_get_artist_biography --wasi \
  --input '{"id":"1","name":"The Beatles"}'

For plugins that make HTTP requests, use --allow-host to permit access:

extism call wikimedia.wasm nd_get_artist_biography --wasi \                                                                                      3s   ▼ 
  --input '{"id":"1","name":"Yussef Dayes"}' \
  --allow-host "query.wikidata.org" --allow-host "en.wikipedia.org"

Installation

Copy any .wasm file to your Navidrome plugins folder:

cp wikimedia.wasm /path/to/navidrome/plugins/

Then enable plugins in your navidrome.toml:

[Plugins]
Enabled = true
Folder = "/path/to/navidrome/plugins"

And add the plugin to your agents list:

Agents = "lastfm,spotify,wikimedia"

Creating Your Own Plugin

See the minimal example for the simplest starting point, or wikimedia for a more complete example with HTTP requests, created with the [XTP CLI]((https://docs.xtp.dylibso.com/docs/cli).

Bootstrapping a New Plugin

Use the XTP CLI to bootstrap a new plugin from a schema:

xtp plugin init \
  --schema-file plugins/schemas/metadata_agent.yaml \
  --template go \
  --path ./my-plugin \
  --name my-plugin

See the schemas README for more information about available schemas and supported languages.

For the simplest starting point, look at minimal. For a more complete example with HTTP requests, see wikimedia.

For full documentation, see the Plugin System README.