Vue Telescope Extensions

Overview

The Vue Telescope Browser Extensions are available for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge. These extensions provide additional functionality for the Vue Telescope, allowing users to easily discover if a website uses Vue.js.

Features

• Chrome Addon: Extension available for Chrome.
• Firefox Addon: Extension available for Firefox.
• Edge Addon: Extension available for Microsoft Edge.

Installation

To install the Vue Telescope Browser Extensions, follow these steps:

Chrome:

1. Download the extension (.zip) file.
2. Unzip the file.
3. Enter chrome://extensions in the URL bar.
4. Enable developer mode by toggling the switch at the top right.
5. Click on the “Load unpacked” button and select the unzipped directory.
6. Pin the extension for quick access.

Firefox:

1. Download the extension (.zip) file.
2. Enter about:debugging in the URL bar.
3. Go to the “This Firefox” section.
4. Click on “Load Temporary Add-on” and select the zip file.

Manual installation:

• For Chrome:

1. Download the extension (.zip) file.
2. Unzip it.
3. Enter chrome://extensions in the URL bar.
4. Enable developer mode by toggling the switch at the top right.
5. Click on the “Load unpacked” button and select the unzipped directory.

Development:

To set up the development environment:

1. Make sure you have Yarn installed.
2. Clone the repository.
3. Install the dependencies.
4. Launch the project.
5. To preview in Chrome, go to chrome://extensions/, enable developer mode, and click on “Load unpacked” button, selecting the dist directory created.
6. The extension will automatically reload after making changes.

To build the extension:

1. Run the build command.
2. Obtain a zip file inside the dist-zip directory, suitable for uploading to the Chrome and Firefox webstore.

Summary

The Vue Telescope Browser Extensions provide additional functionality for the Vue Telescope on Chrome, Firefox, and Edge. The extensions can be installed and loaded manually, and a development environment is available for making changes and building the extension. The extensions are released under the MIT license.