Sketchpacks allows you to both import/export a sketchpack to essentially backup your installed plugins.

If you want to sync your plugins across machines, simply export a new sketchpack file or move an existing one to a shared directory.

Next, open up Sketchpacks Preferences and change the location of the preferred sketchpack you'd like to use.

Scroll down in Preferences and choose your sync'ing rules.

Sketch settings/configuration is out of scope for Sketchpacks though.

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Beautifully done, Pablo. Thank you for this!

@Jacopo Great contribution to the plugin ecosystem!

Would love to see this plugin published to the Sketchpacks plugin registry.

Shared Text Styles and Library Styles Sync allows you to import/export your document's text styles.

Select Textlayers without shared textstyles lets you look for text objects without styles. Nifty when you want to look for text objects that are not using your current type system.

My team manages our shared text styles using Shared Text Styles plugin.

Recently, @zeroheightHQ released Library Styles Sync which takes a different approach to the same problem.

I'm also having tons of fun with my tiny whoop and learning to fly in acro mode.

Oh yeah, and I've been working on some patches/fixes for Sketchpacks.

• Symbol State - how I easily manage states of various nested symbols
• Artboard Layout Settings - quickly copy and paste layout settings
• LayerRenamer - renaming utility
• Stark - great accessibility tool
• Batch Create Symbols - makes creating symbols less tedious
• Name Organizer - I like to be organized
• Merge Duplicate Symbols - helps me reduce clutter
• SVGO Compressor - who doesn't use SVGs?

I know this thread is old, but I believe is still relevant to those who stumble upon it from searching.

I'd like to recommend Sketchpacks, a macOS app that lets you manage and sync your Sketch plugins across machines and teams.

Simple act of curation, not an act of censorship.

I'm glad there is some kind of content curation going on at all.