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electron-chrome-web-store

v0.5.0

Published

Download extensions from the Chrome Web Store in Electron

Downloads

704

Readme

electron-chrome-web-store

Install and manage Chrome extensions from the Chrome Web Store.

Usage

const { app, BrowserWindow, session } = require('electron')
const { installChromeWebStore } = require('electron-chrome-web-store')

app.whenReady().then(async () => {
  const browserSession = session.defaultSession
  const browserWindow = new BrowserWindow({
    webPreferences: {
      session: browserSession,
    },
  })

  // Install Chrome web store and wait for extensions to load
  await installChromeWebStore({ session: browserSession })

  browserWindow.loadURL('https://chromewebstore.google.com/')
})

To enable full support for Chrome extensions in Electron, install electron-chrome-extensions.

API

installChromeWebStore

Installs Chrome Web Store support in the specified session.

  • options: An object with the following properties:
    • session: The Electron session to enable the Chrome Web Store in. Defaults to session.defaultSession.
    • modulePath: The path to the 'electron-chrome-web-store' module.
    • extensionsPath: The path to the extensions directory. Defaults to 'Extensions/' in the app's userData path.
    • autoUpdate: Whether to auto-update web store extensions at startup and once every 5 hours. Defaults to true.
    • loadExtensions: A boolean indicating whether to load extensions installed by Chrome Web Store. Defaults to true.
    • allowUnpackedExtensions: A boolean indicating whether to allow loading unpacked extensions. Only loads if loadExtensions is also enabled. Defaults to false.
    • allowlist: An array of allowed extension IDs to install.
    • denylist: An array of denied extension IDs to install.

loadAllExtensions

Loads all extensions from the specified directory.

  • session: The Electron session to load extensions in.
  • extensionsPath: The path to the directory containing the extensions.
  • options: An object with the following property:
    • allowUnpacked: A boolean indicating whether to allow loading unpacked extensions. Defaults to false.

[!NOTE] The installChromeWebStore API will automatically load web store extensions by default.

License

MIT