]> &pluginsupportURL; ###2026.07.26 - Install as a Slackware package, so the plugin appears in system diagnostics - Remove superseded archives from the flash drive on upgrade - Remove all plugin files cleanly on uninstall ###2026.07.25 - Fix Settings link in Community Applications opening the Dashboard - Normalize GitHub URLs on the main branch name ###2026.02.02 - Add Settings page for configurable container count limit - Add configurable refresh interval setting - Use Unraid built-in status colors for consistency - Drop redundant total memory from MEM USAGE column ###2026.02.01 - Initial Release **Docker Stats** Dashboard widget to visualize real-time resource usage of Docker containers. echo "Installing &name;..." for old in &plugin;/&name;-*.txz; do if [ -f "$old" ]; then if [ "$old" != "&plugin;/&package;.txz" ]; then echo "Removing old archive $(basename "$old")..." rm -f "$old" fi fi done &gitURL;/v&version;/&package;.txz &md5; if [ ! -f "&plugin;/&name;.cfg" ]; then echo "Creating default configuration..." cp &emhttp;/default.cfg &plugin;/&name;.cfg chmod 644 &plugin;/&name;.cfg fi echo "" echo "----------------------------------------------------" echo " &name; has been installed." echo " Copyright 2026, &author;" echo " Version: &version;" echo "----------------------------------------------------" echo "" echo "Removing &name;..." # The package name must match exactly what upgradepkg registered, or removepkg # silently does nothing. removepkg &package; # removepkg only owns the files it installed. The flash folder holds the config # and the downloaded archive, and &emhttp; may still hold files from an install # made before 2026.07.26, when the plugin was unpacked with tar and never # registered as a package. rm -rf &emhttp; rm -rf &plugin; echo "&name; has been removed"