wemf
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Format manifest.json to use on WebExtension from Chrome Extension
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WebExtension Manifest Formatter
Formatter and validator for manifest.json on Chrome Extension / Firefox WebExtension / Extension for Edge.
Install
% npm install -g wemf
Usage
Usage: wemf <packageJsonPath> [options]
Options:
-h, --help output usage information
-V, --version output the version number
--validate Only validate manifest.json
-O --output <path> Output manifest.json path
-U --update Update manifest.json itself
--browser <browser-name> Set target browser (chrome|firefox|edge) default: firefox
Formatter
% wemf /path/to/chrome-ext/manifest.json -O /path/to/firefox-ext/manifest.json
Validate
% wemf /path/to/firefox-ext/manifest.json --validate
if it has no problem, return nothing
Tips
Set custom value via package.json
If you want to fill columns (ex: applications
) automatically, you should write webextension
column on project's package.json
.
Example
{
"name": "hoge",
...
"webextension": {
"name": 'extension-name',
"applications": {
"gecko": {
"id": "[email protected]",
"strict_min_version": "47.0a1"
}
}
}
}
inherit value from package.json
When name
, version
, author
, description
or homepage_url
is filled inherit
, manifest.json
's field will be filled by same key name value from package.json
(homepage_url
will be filled by homepage
in package.json
)
information
Please check newest information
- WebExtensions - MozillaWiki
- Are we Web Extensions yet?
- Chrome incompatibilities - Mozilla | MDN
- manifest.json - Mozilla | MDN
Development
Welcome your Pull Request!!
Please fork it and send Pull Request to this repository.
Testing
% npm test