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webext-schema
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WebExtensions schemas fetched from hg.mozilla.org
npm i webext-schema
const {Schema} = require("webext-schema");
const schema = new Schema();
Schemas for "release", "beta", "central" are available. Release channel defaults to "beta".
If you want to specify a particular channel, pass one of the three channels as an argument when creating the instance.
const schema = new Schema("central");
Or you can set it afterwards.
const schema = new Schema();
schema.channel = "central";
Get the arranged schema for the specific application.
Supported applications:
const schema = (new Schema()).arrange({name: "sinon-chrome"});
// [{namespace: "alarms", functions: [{...}], ...}];
Get the schema for the specific API. Argument can be either an API name or a file name.
const schema = (new Schema()).get("browserAction");
// [{namespace: "browserAction", events: [...], ...}]
const schema = (new Schema()).get("browser_action.json");
// [{namespace: "browserAction", events: [...], ...}]
Get all schemas as a single object. Note that the key of the object is the file name and the value is the schema.
const schema = (new Schema()).getAll();
// {"alarms.json": [{...}], "bookmarks.json": [{...}], ...}
Get the list of schema files.
const list = (new Schema()).list();
// ["alarms.json", "bookmarks.json", ...]
FAQs
WebExtensions schemas fetched from hg.mozilla.org
The npm package webext-schema receives a total of 17 weekly downloads. As such, webext-schema popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that webext-schema demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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