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@syngy/chrome-service-endpoint

v0.1.0

Published

13 days ago

Chrome dedicated-tab Service endpoint for Botworks

Downloads

91

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Chrome Service Endpoint

Chrome Service Endpoint exposes a user-owned Chrome browser instance to BotWorks through the extension side panel.

Install Locally

cd addons/chrome-service-endpoint
npm install
npm run build

Open chrome://extensions, enable developer mode, and load addons/chrome-service-endpoint/dist.

Binding Flow

Open the extension side panel.
Start device verification from the side panel.
Enter the 8 digits shown by the side panel in Portal.
Approve the device verification in Portal.
After approval, the extension stores the binding in Chrome local storage.
Click Connect; the extension connects to wss://api.autostaff.cn/api/v1/chrome-browser-connections/ws.

The extension does not expose a configurable WebSocket URL. The production side panel path is the only connection path.

Supported Browser Operations

The Host websocket sends browser.command frames. The side panel maps them to background page actions:

create_session
delete_session
navigate
snapshot
act
screenshot

snapshot builds refs with the shared browser-snapshot package. act requires a ref from the latest snapshot.

Verification

npm run test:quick
npm run build