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baelor

v0.0.5

Published

chrome extension to run scripts every time you visit a domain

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baelor

chrome extension to run scripts every time you visit a domain

Usage

  • Simply put .js files in ~/.baelor
  • Every time you visit a page, the baelor extension will run all .js files that match that sites domain
  • Scripts are evaluated in the context of the webpage, giving them full access to the DOM

Example: If you visit mail.google.com, baelor will attempt to run (in that order):

  1. ~/.baelor/default.js
  2. ~/.baelor/google.com.js
  3. ~/.baelor/mail.google.com.js

Install

NOTE
Installing the module will automatically set up a launchd agent in ~/Library/LaunchAgents
Running npm uninstall -g baelor removes the launchd agent

License

MIT @ Lukas Kollmer