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generator-chrome-ninja

v2.0.0

Published

Generator for Chrome extensions

Downloads

8

Readme

generator-chrome-ninja

Chrome extension generator. Comes with feature and permission picker, React scaffolding (ES6 or ES5) via bare-react, hot reloading, gulp tasks (ES6 or ES5), packaging via nom, browserify, babelify, image minification, l18n, zipping and lastly pre-build configuration with config-prompt.

npm status Dependency status

demo

Note: outdated.

demo

hot reloading

hot reloading demo

usage

mkdir my-extension
cd my-extension
yo chrome-ninja
gulp develop

Then go to chrome://extensions, enable developer mode and load ./dist as an unpacked extension.

options

--help -h       # Print the generator's options and usage
--skip-cache    # Do not remember prompt answers
--skip-install  # Do not automatically install dependencies

install

Install Yeoman and generator-chrome-ninja globally with npm:

npm i yo generator-chrome-ninja -g

changelog

2.0.0

  • Hot reloading of background scripts, content scripts, popups, and option pages.
  • Offer choice between ES5 and ES6, make ES6 modules opt-in. This applies to extension scripts, React components, the gulpfile and gulp tasks.
  • Add ES7 decorator support
  • Have version field of manifest.json follow package.json version
  • Pin Babel to 5. We can't move to Babel 6 until babel-plugin-react-transform#46 and livereactload#78 have been resolved.
  • Remove all things CSS: live reloading and bundling CSS (parcelify), preprocessing (LESS/SASS). We're likely to move to CSS modules, please follow #3 for updates. Or, for an example of PostCSS postprocessing, check out the cssnext branch.
  • Upgrade to bare-react 2.0.0 and nom 2.0.0

license and acknowledgments

MIT © ironSource. Templates and questions adapted from generator-chrome-extension under BSD license © Yeoman. Yeoman icons are CC BY 4.0 © Yeoman.