Comparing version 1.0.2 to 1.0.3
{ | ||
"name": "fireprox", | ||
"description": "A simple proxy for MozRepl over HTTP GET using express/node.js to control Firefox", | ||
"version": "1.0.2", | ||
"version": "1.0.3", | ||
"author": "dizzib", | ||
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## fireprox | ||
A simple proxy for [MozRepl] over HTTP-GET using [express]/[node.js] to control Firefox: | ||
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I threw this together because I needed an easy way to programatically read the current | ||
url from Firefox into [my javascript web application][wdts] | ||
url from a remote Firefox into [my javascript web application][wdts] | ||
but was unable to workaround browser security restrictions or get | ||
[Firefox WebDriver][WebDriver] to work reliably. | ||
## To Install and Run | ||
## install and run | ||
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## Options | ||
## options | ||
$ node fireprox --help | ||
Usage: fireprox [options] | ||
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## Usage | ||
## usage | ||
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## Examples | ||
## examples | ||
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## To clone, build and run locally | ||
## build and run locally | ||
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$ npm install -g livescript # ensure livescript is installed globally | ||
$ ./task/bootstrap # compile the scripts and install dependencies | ||
$ ./task/bootstrap # compile the task runner and install dependencies | ||
$ node dist/task/repl # launch the task runner | ||
fireprox > b.fc # compile everything | ||
To run your newly built fireprox: | ||
$ node dist/site/server # run it! | ||
$ node dist/site/server | ||
## credits | ||
## Credits | ||
Inspired by [codediesel]. | ||
## License | ||
## license | ||
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