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chrome-extension-manifest-json-schema

v0.4.2

Published

JSON schemas for Chrome extension manifest files (V2 and V3) with support for Node.js

Downloads

502

Readme

JSON schemas for Chrome extension manifest files (V2 and V3) with support for Node.js

chrome-extension-manifest-json-schema Version Downloads workflow provenance

JSON schemas for Chrome extension manifest files. For info about JSON schemas, see json-schema.org.

What's included?

  • V3 - the current target. Tracks the modern Manifest V3 surface, including action, background.service_worker, host_permissions/optional_host_permissions, the object form of web_accessible_resources and content_security_policy, declarative_net_request, side_panel, cross_origin_embedder_policy/cross_origin_opener_policy, and the world / match_origin_as_fallback content-script keys.
  • V2 - Manifest V2, kept for archival validation only. Chrome removed Manifest V2 support entirely in Chrome 139 (mid-2025); new extensions must use V3.

This is an independently maintained schema that follows the official Chrome manifest reference. The community SchemaStore schema is a related project; this package aims to stay current with newer Chrome fields and is consumable directly from Node.js.

Install

npm install chrome-extension-manifest-json-schema

Usage

You can either point to V3 or V2 schemas or get it by the Node.js interface.

const {manifestV2Schema, manifestV3Schema} = require('chrome-extension-manifest-json-schema')

console.log(manifestV3Schema)

Outputs:

{
  "title": "JSON schema for Google Chrome extension manifest files",
  "$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-07/schema#",

  "type": "object",
  "additionalProperties": true,
  "required": [ "manifest_version", "name", "version" ],

  "properties": {
    "manifest_version": {
      "type": "number",
      "description": "One integer specifying the version of the manifest file format your package requires.",
      "enum": [ 2, 3 ]
    },
    // ...other stuff
  }
}

Editor support

For automatic manifest.json validation and autocompletion in your editor, install the companion VS Code extension, which binds this schema to your manifest files.

Related projects

License

MIT (c) Cezar Augusto.