Let's add Heimdall as a custom plugin!

Add a custom link Name: Links, URI: /custom/xcustom_heimdall.php, Icon: link, location: Side Nav

In the "custom" directory, add a file with the name "xcustom_heimdall.php" with the following code

<?php

// Configuration & core

require_once "../config.php";

require_once "../functions.php";

require_once "../includes/router.php";

require_once "../includes/check_login.php";

// Page setup

require_once "../includes/page_title.php";

// Layout UI

require_once "../includes/header.php";

require_once "../includes/top_nav.php";

require_once "../user/includes/get_side_nav_counts.php";

require_once "../user/includes/side_nav.php";

// Wrapper & alerts

require_once "../includes/inc_wrapper.php";

require_once "../includes/inc_alert_feedback.php";

require_once "../includes/filter_header.php";

// Declare UI links

$base_url = '/user/';

?>

<base href="<?php echo $base_url; ?>">

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="../custom/xcustom_heimdall/public/css/app.css">

<div id="display" class="myCustom1">

<?php require('../custom/xcustom_heimdall/public/index.php'); ?>

</div>

<?php

require_once "../includes/footer.php";

?>

In the "custom" directory add a directory named "xcustom_heimdall", upload the Heimdall files to it. you can find them here: linuxserver/Heimdall

Add the following code to NGINX (if using NGINX). You can create a similar rewrite rule in .htaccess if using Apache

location /custom/xcustom_heimdall.php {

try_files $uri $uri/ /custom/xcustom_heimdall.php?$query_string;

}

All done. What doesn't work:

All of the top bar navigation that isn't a custom link
Heimdall can be seen but not configured without signing into ITFlow
The ITFlow CSS breaks if you click on a Heimdall query string. Example: "xcustom_heimdall.php/items". This is not a deal breaker since Heimdall won't be configured as often as it will be used.