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Install Chrome/Edge extension for NW.js.
npm install nwjs-crx
nwjs-crx install olofadcdnkkjdfgjcmjaadnlehnnihnl edge
package.json
of your NW.js app: "chromium-args": "--load-extension='./node_modules/nwjs-crx/extensions/vue.js-devtools'"
# Install by extension url:
nwjs-crx install $url
# Install by extension id and source ("chrome" or "edge"):
nwjs-crx install $extensionId $source
# List installed extensions:
nwjs-crx list
const nwCrx = require("nwjs-crx");
// Install by extension url
nwCrx.install(
"https://microsoftedge.microsoft.com/addons/detail/vuejs-devtools/olofadcdnkkjdfgjcmjaadnlehnnihnl"
);
// Install by extension id and source ("chrome" or "edge")
nwCrx.install("olofadcdnkkjdfgjcmjaadnlehnnihnl", "edge");
// List installed extensions
console.log(nwCrx.list());
Add extension path to package.json
of your NW.js app:
"chromium-args": "--load-extension='extension1,extension2'"
FAQs
Install Chrome/Edge extension for NW.js.
The npm package nwjs-crx receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, nwjs-crx popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that nwjs-crx demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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