The TYPO3 addon aims to allow contributors to review patches in a quick and easy way using GitPod.
So no local setup is required. Just got to review.typo3.org and select a patch. Then click the shiny TYPO3 icon of your browsers action toolbar. Choose settings and hit "Open in GitPod". This will spin up an instance of TYPO3 with the selected patch applied and ready for testing.
The browser addon extracts the patch id of the browser location. With this id the Gerrit API is called to get additional information of a patch like available revisions. The username is also automatically detected when a user is logged in.
When the user hits "Open in GitPod" a new tab opens with the selected settings (patch id, revision, php version) passed to GitPod which then uses ochorocho/tdk and ddev to set up a composer based TYPO3 development environment in GitPod.
git clone git@github.com:ochorocho/tdk-gitpod-addon.git
yarn install
yarn dev # will start a development instance of firefox with the addon installedFolders
addon- Static files. These files will automatically copied todistdist- Automatically compiled files needed to run the addon (css, javascript) + static files + iconsicons- SVG icons which will be saved as png and scaled down to different sizes (see manifest.json)javascript- Javascript classesscss- Scss sourcesweb-ext-artifacts- final build location of the addon
yarn build:v2 # Firefox requires manifest v2
yarn build:v3 # Chrome/Edge require manifest v3
yarn build:safari # Requires MacOS and xcode!- https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/typo3-tdk-gitpod-integrat/kbneemgnlgbgifpnhikifmjcjbblpnmd
Download the TYPO3-TDK-GitPod-v1.1.0.dmg file and open it. Move the App file to the Applications folder.
Go to the Applications folder and double-click the TYPO3 TDK GitPod Integration.app -> "Quit and Open Safari Extensions Preferences..."
To finally enable the Extension in Safari go to the top bar menu and open Develop and click on Allow unsigned Extensions.
See Safari docs for details