what should I install in TERMINAL or Google so I can interact with the browsers, especially with the MetaMask extension?
I tried #metamask/onboarding
and some other things
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I'm developing a Chrome extension that relies on a Python script in order to work. We contact with it via Native Messaging. We would like to have the Python script installed and the Registry Key created when the extension is installed. How should we go about doing that? Is it possible to do it from the onInstalled event?
I'm trying to setup a new node application server and I'm finding it frustrating to debug on. Previously I have mainly worked on web based applications/ chrome extensions and I could easily execute javascript functions, api's and access variables from chrome dev tools.
I have tried --inspect and --inspect-brk coupled with Visual Studio Code and also mapping to chrome://inspect/#devices but to no avail; to make matters worse my node code is remote. Can anyone provide any pointers?
I've been doing some googling but I can't seem to find the code to install a custom extension just like it would on the Chrome store. I have my own link that links to a .crx file on my Dropbox. How would I be able to install that .crx file through html or JavaScript code?
You will need to upload your extension to the Chrome Web Store. This step is not optional; since January 2014, Google Chrome has not supported installs of extensions from any other location. (This means that you cannot use Dropbox to host your extension. No, there is no way around this. Malware authors have abused every other installation method that was made available.)
Once you have done so, you can direct users to your extension's download page on the Chrome Web Store to install your extension, or use inline installation to prompt them to install it directly from your web site.
Previously i was using Developer build which support to run my UIAuotmation scripts , but recently i tried the build with ad-hoc distribution provisioning file its not compatible to run my UIAuotmation scripts.
can any one please explain me why this is happening???
UIAutomation is part of instruments, it is a developer/debugging tool. Ad-hoc distributions are for installing on selected devices from iTunes without the developer suite. It is normal for an ad-hoc distribution build to be incompatible with UIAutomation.
Is there a way to run a JavaScript file directly in NetBeans or Eclipse?
I feel it's time consuming to fire up a terminal, browse to that file and run it with node all the time.
Another NetBeans Node.js plugin with a Node.js project type and npm integration (I am the author of it) is described in NetBeans Tools for Node.js
Yes, you can debug using Rhino in "Run As" without leaving Eclipse:
http://wiki.eclipse.org/JSDT/Debug
http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/jsdt/debug/
If you'd like to debug it remotely on a Node.js instance, you can use:
https://github.com/ry/node/wiki/Using-Eclipse-as-Node-Applications-Debugger
If you'd like to remote debug a Chrome/Chromium browser:
http://code.google.com/p/chromedevtools/wiki/EclipseDebugger
The latter two options will use V8, which is Google's JS engine behind Chrome, which has also been implemented in Node.js. The first option will use Rhino, which is Mozilla's JS engine.
Yes, you can run a JavaScript file directly from the NetBeans IDE with the Node.js plugin:
Download NodeJS plugin from netbeans.org