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This document is only relevant for those that want to contribute to the Injector open source project (we love you guys!). If you are only interested in installing the extension you can do so from our homepage:

http://neocotic.com/injector

Build Requirements

In order to build Injector, you need to have the following install git 1.7+ and node.js 0.8+ (which includes npm).

Building

Follow these steps to build Injector;

  1. Clone a copy of the main Injector git repository by running git clone git://github.com/neocotic/injector-chrome.git
  2. cd to the repository directory
  3. Ensure that you have all of the dependencies by entering npm install
  4. Ensure that you can run Grunt by using npm install -g grunt-cli
  5. To update the compiled and runnable version enter grunt build
    • Pro Tip: Entering just grunt does exactly the same thing in this case
    • Outputs to the bin directory
  6. To update the optimized distributable file enter grunt dist
    • Requires the previous step to have been run previously (i.e. the bin directory must exist)
    • Outputs to the dist directory
  7. To update the documentation enter grunt docs
    • Outputs to the docs directory

Important

If you're planning on contributing to Injector please do NOT update the distributable file or documentation (steps 6 and 7 respectively) when submitting a pull request. We will not accept pull requests when these files have been changed as we run these ourselves when creating a new release.

Read the CONTRIBUTING.md file for more information about submitting pull requests.

Debugging

To run a locally built extension in Google Chrome you can follow these steps;

  1. Launch Google Chrome
  2. Bring up the extensions management page by choosing Tools > Extensions from its main menu
  3. Ensure Developer mode is checked in the top right of the page
  4. Disable all other versions of Injector which are installed to avoid any conflicts (e.g. with your snippets)
  5. Click the Load unpacked extension... button (a file dialog should appear)
  6. In the file dialog, navigate to this directory and select the bin folder before clicking OK