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vue-cli-plugin-chrome-ext

v0.0.5

Published

generate chrome extension with vue.js

Downloads

694

Readme

vue-cli-plugin-chrome-ext

npm version

Start a chrome extension project with Vue-CLI with ease!

![chrome logo](./logo.png =100x100)

Logo from FontAwesome

Installation

This plugin is meant for using new project for chrome extensions. Tested on default project of Vue, Vue with TypeScript

For TypeScript

  • Create a new project with vue create test-project, and select typescript without class-style component syntax
  • Then, add this plugin with vue add chrome-ext.
  • Clean up the repo by removing src/main.ts, src/components, public/favicon.ico and public/index.html

For JavaScript

  • Create a new project with vue create test-project.
  • Then, add this plugin with vue add chrome-ext.
  • Clean up the repo by removing src/main.js, src/components, public/favicon.ico and public/index.html

Run Development mode and Production

  • Run development mode with npm run build-watch and a dist file will be generated. Install Extension Reloader to reload chrome extensions easily everytime you reload.Install Extension Reloader to reload chrome extensions easily everytime you reload. (take note that when u change manifest.json file, it will not automatically load, you need to remove and add the chrome extensions)
  • Build for production npm run build and zip it and deploy onto chrome store.

Current feature

  • Generate manifest.json
  • Generate popup.html
  • Generate options.html
  • Emit file out
  • Support TypeScript (only generated with vue add typescript)

TODO

High Priority

  • Add background script
  • Make options to generate certain files

Medium Priority

  • Move over with this template
  • Clean up src and public file.

Development

Testing

Development

Currently, testing is done manually with the file ./auto.sh, by passing -r flag, it will delete the initial file generated.

Production

Test production code in npm as well with ./prod.sh.

prompts.js

Vue CLI prompt is based on inquirer.js api.

Resources

  • https://itnext.io/how-to-build-a-simple-vue-cli-plugin-a2e1323de1a0

Credit

  • https://github.com/zwenza/vue-cli-plugin-build-watch
  • https://github.com/RequireSun/vue-cli-plugin-chrome-extension

License

MIT