@larscom/ng-chrome-extension
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Easily create Google Chrome Extensions using the latest version of Angular.
The following scenarios/options are supported:
npm install -g @larscom/ng-chrome-extension
ng-chrome
npm run startchrome://extensions in the browser and enable 'developer mode'Load unpacked and target the folder angular/distThe project is automatically being watched, any changes to the files will recompile the project.
NOTE: changes to the content page and background page scripts requires you to reload the extension in chrome://extensions
./angular/src/manifest.jsonnpm run build:productionextension-build.zip to the chrome webstore.This will run a production build and will automatically zip it as a extension package in the root folder named: extension-build.zip
This folder contains the angular source code. Each feature (popup,options,tab) lives inside its own module and gets lazily loaded.
see: ./angular/src/app/modules
This folder contains the content page/background page scripts.
FAQs
CLI to generate angular chrome extensions
The npm package @larscom/ng-chrome-extension receives a total of 8 weekly downloads. As such, @larscom/ng-chrome-extension popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @larscom/ng-chrome-extension demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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