A Stash UI plugin that draws a network of who performed with whom: each performer is a node, each collaboration an edge, and the more often two performers worked together, the thicker the edge.
The screenshots show an invented library: made-up names and studios, AI-generated faces and striped placeholder covers. No real people and no real data.
In Stash: Settings → Plugins → Available Plugins → Add Source, with the URL
https://max-dev42.github.io/stash-plugins/index.yml
then install Performer Network from that source. Stash shows updates there.
Copy the plugin/ folder into Stash's plugins directory under the name stash-performer-network (the
folder name and stash-performer-network.yml must match), then reload plugins (Settings → Plugins →
Reload plugins).
<stash config>/plugins/stash-performer-network/
stash-performer-network.yml
stash-performer-network-core.js
stash-performer-network.js
stash-performer-network.css
locales/
vendor/
The page is at /performer-network; the navbar gets a "Network" entry.
- Live data from Stash's GraphQL API; no server component, no request leaves the Stash origin.
- Force-directed layout: node size by scene count (or orgasm count), edge width by shared scenes or productions, border colour by gender, a heart for favorites, a badge for rated performers.
- Hover a performer for a card, click to highlight their network, double-click to open their page. From a performer page, "Show in network" leads back to them in the network.
- Shortest path between two performers (Ctrl/Cmd-click, search, or "Path from here" on touch screens), with the shared scenes of every step.
- Works on phones: the network fills the screen, filters open over it.
- Click an edge to see the shared scenes and image sets as tiles that link to Stash.
- Rankings of the strongest pairs and of the performers with the most partners.
- Filters: studio or network, years, scene tags (any/all), edge strength, performers per scene, favorites, gender, ratings, watched scenes and orgasm count.
- Optional face crops, detected locally in the browser; the usage statistics the bundled MediaPipe library would send to Google are blocked (details).
- Settings dialog backed by Stash's plugin settings, so they are the same on every device.
- Every view has a link: the copy button puts the filters and the highlighted performer, edge or path into a URL you can bookmark or share (URL parameters).
- Follows the Stash theme (dark or light) and the Stash interface language: English, German, French, Spanish, Italian.
| Shared scenes of an edge | Highlight and hover card | Shortest path |
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| Favorites and their partners | Large library: reduced start | Settings |
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- Features in detail: counting rule, filters, tag field, ratings and activity
- Settings and URL parameters
- Face crops and privacy: what runs in the browser and what is stored
- Translating: languages and how to add one
- Bundled third-party code: libraries, licenses, checksums, updates
- Contributing: demo, tests, code layout
- Changelog
MIT, see LICENSE. Bundled libraries keep their own licenses, see docs/third-party.md.