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tampermonkey-webpack-template

v1.0.0

Published

a-simple-template-for-tampermonkey

Downloads

7

Readme

tampermonkey-webpack-template

This is a template for the webpack plugin html-webpack-plugin. Its usful for you to develop tampermonkey userscripts.

Oh, pls use cdn.

Templates for the html-webpack-plugin are implemented using underscore templates (previously, in 2.x, blueimp templates). You can write your own as well.

Installation

Install the template in your project with npm:

$ npm install tampermonkey-webpack-template --save-dev

Basic Usage

To make it work, you need to provide these required parameters:

  • inject: false
  • template: require('tampermonkey-webpack-template')

And you can provide some other optional parameters:

  • scriptName: The name of your tampermonkey script.
  • namespace: Same as namespace field in tampermonkey script.
  • version: Same as version field in tampermonkey script.
  • description: Same as description field in tampermonkey script.
  • author: Same as author field in tampermonkey script.
  • include: Same as include field in tampermonkey script.
  • exclude: Same as exclude field in tampermonkey script.
  • match: Same as match field in tampermonkey script.

otherwise available.

Example

Here's an example webpack config illustrating how to use these options in your webpack.config.js:

const packageJson = require('./package.json')
{
  // ...
  plugins: [
    new HtmlWebpackPlugin({
      // Required
      inject: false,
      template: require('tampermonkey-webpack-template'),
      // template: 'node_modules/tampermonkey-webpack-template/index.ejs',

      // Optional
      scriptName: packageJson.name,
      namespace: packageJson.namespace,
      description: packageJson.description,
      version: packageJson.version,
      include: '/.*\\/github/.*/',
      exclude: '/.*\\/github/.*/',
      match: '/.*\\/github/.*/'
    })
  ]
}