EastMG/dsh-gacha-calendar

dsh-gacha-calendar is a sidebar plugin built specifically for the DeepSeek Harness desktop client, and it ships under the dsh-plugin topic with a bundle-manifest style packaging that uses package.json fields dsh.bundle.patch and dsh.client.inject, which are the canonical DSH load conventions. A "📅 二游日历" button is added to the sidebar and opens a floating panel that lists, per game, the current gacha banner with its start and end dates, the running event with its dates, and a live countdown for each. The plugin is installed via the dsh plugin --profile desktop add dsh-gacha-calendar command, or by copying the repository into the profile's node_modules directory and restarting DSH Desktop. The supported peer dependency range is @deepseek-ai/*@>=0.1.1-rc.2 <0.2.0-0, while the plugin itself declares zero runtime npm dependencies because the core is inlined.

The product covers 11 game servers out of the box, namely Genshin Impact, Honkai: Star Rail, Zenless Zone Zero, Wuthering Waves, Arknights, Arknights: Endfield, Blue Archive on CN/Global/JP, Reverse: 1999, and Ananta. Schedule data is fetched live from official announcements and a curated set of community wikis and third-party sites including bwiki, PRTS, wiki.gg, Game8, GameKee, Canmoe, GachaTracker, ldshop, and Xiaomi Game Center, each game has an independent default source plus alternates that are tried on failure, and the settings page lets the user switch source or paste a custom URL whose body is parsed by the same engine. The top row of the panel classifies every refresh into one of five buckets, namely success, gacha failure, event failure, new banner not yet announced, and new event not yet announced, with hoverable per-line reasons plus a "last fully successful refresh" hint per game.

The refresh policy forces a one-time pull on plugin update or first install regardless of the auto-refresh switch, and otherwise respects an interval of 1 to 42 days counted from the last successful refresh, while cached fallback values are reused when a column fails. A "parser self-check" button in settings walks every source read-only and reports what is unparseable so a wiki overhaul can be triaged quickly. The repository ships two npm packages from a single source tree, namely dsh-gacha-calendar (the DSH bundle, which inlines the core) and the platform-neutral gacha-calendar-core exposing createEngine({ transport, storage, now }), already consumed by a separate browser extension called gacha-calendar-extension. Builds use npm run build for deterministic concatenation of src/client/*.js into lib/client.js plus version injection, while npm run check is a non-writing verification that the source still matches the artifact, and .githooks/pre-commit enforces LF line endings, UTF-8 without BOM, tab indentation, and the consistency check on every commit. The project is MIT-licensed, non-commercial, unaffiliated with any publisher or wiki, and responds to takedown requests via GitHub Issues.