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Awesome WebExtensions 
A curated list of awesome resources for Web Extensions development
Inspired by the awesome list thing.
Getting started
- Chrome Extensions documentation
- Chrome Extensions API
- Mozilla's WebExtensions documentation
- Mozilla's WebExtensions implementation status - WebExtensions are not yet fully compatible/implemented in Firefox, this helps you see what isn't
- Guide to port a Chrome Extension to work in Firefox
Libraries and Frameworks
Code meant become part of the WebExtension
- chrome-options - An API to create simple and modern Options pages
- chrome-promise - Promised version of
chrome.*callback-style functions
Tools
Apps that help you manage the WebExtensions
- Chrome Webstore Upload - Upload the extension to the Chrome Web Store via cli (or on Travis, automatically)
- mozilla/Web-ext Command line tool to help build, run, and test web extensions.
- Extensionizr - A web UI that helps you create an initial configuration and files
- chromepet - Get notified when your new version has been published
- inline-install - Simplify the installation of the extension directly from your website
- wemf - Format and validate
manifest.json - maniver - Bump the extension version via cli
- chrome-ext-downloader - Download any extension on Chrome Web Store to see how they do it
- chrome-i18n - Helps build a locales database from some project files
Sample Extensions
These are simple and modern WebExtensions repositories that could help you figure out where pieces go, including automatic deployment via Travis CI
License
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