convert-manifest-format
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Converts from one v3 Manifest format to another (Chrome or Firefox)
Converts between Firefox and Chrome's flavor of WebExtensions Manifest v3.
The following changes may be made:
background.scripts array,
while Chrome requires a background.service_worker string.Note that if you are moving from Firefox, you should import all
of your scripts besides the main one so that there is only one
script left in background.scripts.
See https://stackoverflow.com/a/75203925/271577 for more background.
If the Firefox mode is chosen and incognito: "split" is found,
options will be given to keep, remove, or change the value (since
"split" is currently not supported).
If the Firefox mode is chosen, any options_page value will be converted
to "options_ui": {"page": "..."}.
npm i -D convert-manifest-format
To convert to Chrome:
convert-manifest-format --chrome
To convert to Firefox:
convert-manifest-format --firefox
You can control the output spacing as follows:
convert-manifest-format --firefox --spacing <FORMAT>
...where <FORMAT> can be "tab" or the desired number of
spaces. The default is 2 spaces.
0.9.0
packageJsonPath to cliBasicsFAQs
Converts from one v3 Manifest format to another (Chrome or Firefox)
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