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addonova

v1.0.5

Published

Web Extension Framework

Readme

Addonova

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Addonova is a framework that allows developers to build extensions for multiple browsers. Developers can easily build, test, and manage extensions.

Quick Start

npx addonova init my-extension
cd my-extension
npm run release

Supported Browsers

  • Chrome (MV3)
  • Firefox
  • Microsoft Edge
  • Opera
  • Naver Whale
  • Thunderbird

CLI Commands

| Command | Description | | --- | --- | | addonova init <name> | Scaffold a new extension project | | addonova build [options] | Build the current extension project | | addonova zip | Create release zip bundles | | addonova tool | Open the i18n tools UI in a browser | | addonova --help | Show help |

Build Scripts

Generated projects include these npm scripts:

npm run release
npm run release:chrome
npm run release:edge
npm run release:opera
npm run release:firefox
npm run release:thunderbird
npm run release:naver

npm run debug
npm run debug:chrome
npm run debug:edge
npm run debug:opera
npm run debug:firefox
npm run debug:thunderbird
npm run debug:naver

npm run dev
npm run zip
npm test

You can also call the CLI directly:

npx addonova build --all --release
npx addonova build --chrome --debug
npx addonova build --all --debug --watch
npx addonova zip
npx addonova tool

Build Options

| Option | Description | | --- | --- | | --all | Build all configured browsers | | --chrome | Build Chrome target | | --edge | Build Microsoft Edge target | | --firefox | Build Firefox target | | --opera | Build Opera target | | --naver | Build Naver Whale target | | --thunderbird | Build Thunderbird target | | --release | Create release build | | --debug | Create debug build | | --watch | Rebuild when files change and reload opened extensions | | --open | Open a browser with the debug extension loaded | | --test | Build test version | | --version=x.x.x | Append version to output zip names |

Dev Mode

npm run dev

Dev mode runs:

addonova build --all --debug --watch

Addonova opens an isolated browser profile, loads the unpacked debug extension from .output/debug/<browser>, watches source files, rebuilds changed assets, and reloads the extension when the built files change.

Generated Extension Structure

my-extension/
|-- config/
|-- platform/
|-- src/
|   |-- _locales/
|   |-- assets/
|   |-- css/
|   |-- html/
|   |-- js/
|   `-- manifest/
|-- .output/
`-- package.json

Locales / i18n

Locale files use the .i18n format:

@extensionName
My Extension

@extensionDescription
This is my extension description.

Run the interactive message manager from a generated project:

npm run tool

Or use the i18n tools UI:

npx addonova tool

This opens a full UI at http://localhost:9876 with:

  • Translate tab — view all locale messages, add new messages with auto-translation, delete messages
  • JSON → i18n tab — drag-and-drop a messages.json file to convert to .i18n format

Development

Run the test suite:

npm test

Check what will be published:

npm pack --dry-run

Requirements

  • Addonova package: Node.js >= 20.19
  • Generated extension template: Node.js >= 22 and npm >= 11