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electron-extensions-suit

v1.0.0-beta.5

Published

Implementation of Chrome extension APIs for Wexond.

Downloads

17

Readme

electron-extensions-suit

Notice

this project is a fork of the electron-extensions package, read the legal-stuff.md file for me info.

electron-extensions will allow you to use Chrome extensions APIs with Electron.

Installation

$ npm install electron-extensions-suit

Usage

The library is really easy-to-use. All you have to do is to put the following code in your main process:

import { ExtensibleSession } from 'electron-extensions/main';
import { app } from 'electron';

const extensions = new ExtensibleSession();

(async () => {
  await app.whenReady();
  extensions.loadExtension('C:/.../abcdefghijklmnoprstuwxyz'); // Path to the extension to load
})();

Documentation

Class ExtensibleSession main

new ExtensibleSession(options: IOptions)

  • options object
    • partition string - By default null. It's used for injecting preloads to load content_scripts in all webContents within a given Electron session. Must be called in app ready event.
    • preloadPath string - Path to content preload script. The option can be useful for bundlers like webpack if you're using CopyWebpackPlugin.
    • blacklist string[] - List of URLs or glob patterns preventing from injecting content_scripts to. For example [wexond://*/*].

It's only for the main process. It's used to load extensions and handle their events.

Instance methods

loadExtension(path: string)

Loads an extension from a given path.

addWindow(window: Electron.BrowserWindow)

Adds a BrowserWindow to send and observe UI related events such as

  • chrome.browserAction.onClicked

Instance properties

blacklist string[]

List of URLs or glob patterns preventing from injecting content_scripts to. For example [wexond://*].

Events

set-badge-text

Emitted when chrome.browserAction.setBadgeText has been called in an extension.

Returns:

  • extensionId string
  • details chrome.browserAction.BadgeTextDetails

create-tab

Emitted when chrome.tabs.create has been called in an extension.

Example:
import { extensionsRenderer } from 'electron-extensions';

extensionsRenderer.on('create-tab', (details, callback) => {
  const tab = createTab(details); // Some create tab method...
  callback(tab.id);
});

More Complex Example withen the window-service.ts file:

import { AppWindow } from './windows/app';
import { extensions } from 'electron-extensions-suit';
import { app, BrowserWindow, ipcMain } from 'electron';
import { SessionsService } from './sessions-service';

export class WindowsService {
  public list: AppWindow[] = [];

  public current: AppWindow;

  public lastFocused: AppWindow;

  constructor() {
    if (process.env.ENABLE_EXTENSIONS) {
      extensions.tabs.on('activated', (tabId, windowId, focus) => {
        const win = this.list.find((x) => x.id === windowId);
        win.viewManager.select(tabId, focus === undefined ? true : focus);
      });

      extensions.tabs.onCreateDetails = (tab, details) => {
        const win = this.findByWebContentsView(tab.id);
        details.windowId = win.id;
      };

      extensions.windows.onCreate = async (details) => {
        return this.open(details.incognito).id;
      };

      extensions.tabs.onCreate = async (details) => {
        const win =
          this.list.find((x) => x.id === details.windowId) || this.lastFocused;

        if (!win) return -1;

        const view = win.viewManager.create(details);
        return view.id;
      };
    }

    ipcMain.handle('get-tab-zoom', (e, tabId) => {
      return this.findByWebContentsView(tabId).viewManager.views.get(tabId)
        .webContents.zoomFactor;
    });
  }

  public open(incognito = false) {
    const window = new AppWindow(incognito);
    this.list.push(window);

    if (process.env.ENABLE_EXTENSIONS) {
      extensions.windows.observe(window.win);
    }

    window.win.on('focus', () => {
      this.lastFocused = window;
    });

    return window;
  }

  public findByWebContentsView(webContentsId: number) {
    return this.list.find((x) => !!x.viewManager.views.get(webContentsId));
  }

  public fromBrowserWindow(browserWindow: BrowserWindow) {
    return this.list.find((x) => x.id === browserWindow.id);
  }

  public broadcast(channel: string, ...args: unknown[]) {
    this.list.forEach((appWindow) =>
      appWindow.win.webContents.send(channel, ...args),
    );
  }
}

Returns:

  • details chrome.tabs.CreateProperties
  • callback (tabId: number) => void - Must be called with the created tab id as an argument. Also, the tabId must be the same as any attached webContents id

Object extensionsRenderer

Usage in renderer

import { extensionsRenderer } from 'electron-extensions/renderer';

Instance methods

browserAction.onClicked(extensionId: string, tabId: number)

Emits chrome.browserAction.onClicked event in a given extension.