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@spaceribs/nx-web-ext

v4.0.0

Published

This nx-plugin allows you to build, test and deploy web extensions.

Downloads

430

Readme

nx-web-ext

Supported Versions

| Package Version | Nx Version | Supported | | --------------- | ---------- | ------------------ | | 4.x | 18.x | :white_check_mark: | | 3.x | 17.x | :white_check_mark: | | 2.x | 16.x | :white_check_mark: | | 1.x | 15.x | :white_check_mark: | | 0.x | 14.x | :x: |

This library was generated with Nx.

Quick Start

  1. Add @spaceribs/nx-web-ext to your project:

    $ npm install @spaceribs/nx-web-ext --save-dev
    # or
    $ yarn add @spaceribs/nx-web-ext --dev
  2. Generate a new chrome extension:

    $ nx g @spaceribs/nx-web-ext:application my-extension
    
    >  NX  Generating @spaceribs/nx-web-ext:application
    
    ? What framework would you like to use? …
    angular
    react
  3. Start the chrome extension in development mode:

    $ nx run my-extension:serve
    
    > nx run my-extension:serve:development
    
    Entrypoint main [big] 1.32 MiB (1.53 MiB) = runtime.js 7.05 KiB vendor.js 1.31 MiB main.css 112 bytes main.js 7.53 KiB 4 auxiliary assets
    Entrypoint polyfills [big] 334 KiB (393 KiB) = runtime.js 7.05 KiB polyfills.js 327 KiB 2 auxiliary assets
    Entrypoint styles 7.44 KiB (6.11 KiB) = runtime.js 7.05 KiB styles.css 398 bytes 1 auxiliary asset
    chunk (runtime: runtime) main.css, main.js (main) 3.62 KiB (javascript) 75 bytes (css/mini-extract) [initial] [rendered]
    chunk (runtime: runtime) polyfills.js (polyfills) 296 KiB [initial] [rendered]
    chunk (runtime: runtime) runtime.js (runtime) 3.62 KiB [entry] [rendered]
    chunk (runtime: runtime) styles.css (styles) 50 bytes (javascript) 397 bytes (css/mini-extract) [initial] [rendered]
    chunk (runtime: runtime) vendor.js (vendor) (id hint: vendor) 1.29 MiB [initial] [rendered] split chunk (cache group: vendor) (name: vendor)
    webpack compiled successfully (3c3dfb1485cdd31e)
    Application built successfully.
    Running web extension from /Users/spaceribs/dist/projects/my-extension
    Type-checking in progress...
    No errors found.
    Use --verbose or open Tools > Web Developer > Browser Console to see logging
    Installed /Users/spaceribs/dist/projects/my-extension as a temporary add-on
    The extension will reload if any source file changes
    Press R to reload (and Ctrl-C to quit)
    Debugger Port:  61124
    WebExt started successfully.
  4. In the firefox instance, a simple square box should appear in the toolbar. Clicking this browser action should display a simple popup described as the "action" component.

Build and Package

  1. Bump the version of your extension in the manifest.json.

  2. Package the extension:

    $ nx run my-extension:package
    
    > nx run my-extension:build:production
    
    Entrypoint main 154 KiB = runtime.6877ee6c392522fa.js 1.79 KiB main.ef46db3751d8e999.css 0 bytes main.2368e728f2ffe87b.js 153 KiB
    Entrypoint polyfills 92.7 KiB = runtime.6877ee6c392522fa.js 1.79 KiB polyfills.5ede5f07b79c9d6c.js 90.9 KiB
    Entrypoint styles 1.79 KiB = runtime.6877ee6c392522fa.js 1.79 KiB styles.ef46db3751d8e999.css 0 bytes
    chunk (runtime: runtime) main.ef46db3751d8e999.css, main.2368e728f2ffe87b.js (main) 319 KiB (javascript) 0 bytes (css/mini-extract) [initial] [rendered]
    chunk (runtime: runtime) polyfills.5ede5f07b79c9d6c.js (polyfills) 296 KiB [initial] [rendered]
    chunk (runtime: runtime) styles.ef46db3751d8e999.css (styles) 50 bytes (javascript) 0 bytes (css/mini-extract) [initial] [rendered]
    chunk (runtime: runtime) runtime.6877ee6c392522fa.js (runtime) 4.61 KiB [entry] [rendered]
    webpack compiled successfully (b6bd8837991fc2fa)
    
    > nx run my-extension:package
    
    Building web extension from dist/projects/my-extension
    Your web extension is ready: /Users/spaceribs/dist/projects/my-extension-0.0.1.zip
  3. Upload the extension to either the Mozilla Developer Hub and/or Chrome Web Store.