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README.md

@standardnotes/clipper

Development flow

  • Run yarn watch:web in a terminal to watch changes in the @standardnotes/web package

Chromium

  • Run yarn watch-mv3 in another terminal to watch changes in the extension source

"Load unpacked" method

  • Go to chrome://extensions
  • Enable Developer mode
  • Click "Load unpacked" and select the dist folder in the current package

You might need to manually press the reload button when you make changers

CLI method

yarn run-chromium --chromium-profile=PATH/TO/PROFILE
  • You might need to specify the Chromium binary using the --chromium-binary argument
  • Running yarn run-chromium without the --chromium-profile argument will create a new temporary profile every time

This method will automatically reload the extension when you make changes

Firefox

  • Run yarn watch in another terminal to watch changes in the extension source
yarn run-firefox --firefox-profile=PATH/TO/PROFILE
  • You might need to specify the Firefox binary using the --firefox or -f argument
  • Running yarn run-firefox without the --firefox-profile argument will create a new temporary profile every time

Build

Firefox

yarn build-firefox

Chromium

yarn build-chromium