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Build and run cross-platform browser extensions from one codebase.

Please see the introductory blog post for details on the history of this project.

Dependencies

Ubuntu

  • Python dependencies: sudo apt-get install python-setuptools python-pip python-virtualenv
  • Mercurial: sudo apt-get install mercurial
  • Git: sudo apt-get install git
  • Java Runtime: sudo apt-get install default-jre
  • NSIS: sudo apt-get install nsis (Only needed if you want to do IE builds)

OSX:

Windows::

Installation

Clone Repo:

git clone https://github.com/trigger-corp/browser-extensions.git

Create Python Environment:

cd browser-extensions
virtualenv --no-site-packages ./python-env

Activate Python Environment (Unix):

source ./python-env/bin/activate

Activate Python Environment (Windows):

.\python-env\Scripts\activate.bat

Setup Python Environment:

cd generate
pip install -r requirements.txt
python setup.py develop
cd ..

Using OpenForge

Activate Python Environment (Unix):

source ./python-env/bin/activate

Activate Python Environment (Windows):

.\python-env\Scripts\activate.bat

Creating a new extension:

Create a directory for your extension, change into it and then run:

forge-extension create

Building an extension:

forge-extension build <platform>

Where <platform> is one of chrome, safari, firefox or ie

Packaging an extension:

forge-extension package <platform>

Where <platform> is one of chrome, safari, firefox or ie

Testing OpenForge

Generate test suites:

forge-module-test-app -o ~/forge-workspace/v2automated/src -t automated all
forge-module-test-app -o ~/forge-workspace/v2interactive/src -t interactive all

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