Open adapap opened 4 years ago
Why a web server? Is there not a way to automatically put an extension into a browser and load that?
I just added a hot-reload plugin which has the extension query its local files to see if there were changes (after all, they are tied to your computer's filesystem). So a webserver may not be necessary anymore. Still need to fix webpack development which doesn't rebuild everything properly.
However, I do think we have to emulate the browser in order to write any tests that work before uploading the extension.
A local web server will allow tests to function as expected. In theory, this should also expedite development as one will not need to manually load the extension into the browser.
[This extension] uses Selenium to emulate a Chrome runtime. [Webserver implementation] to improve development workflow and support automated testing. Needed for #14 to provide value.