Script doesn't need to be linked in, just embed it

[eklem]

Just generate a string to embed directly: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/script#attr-src

This way, we can generate all sorts of bookmarklets based on what's stored in indexedDB

[eklem]

Check out issue 46 - javascript link, need to figure out two things and issue 47. Create a minimal vuejs example of bookmarklet

[eklem]

Also, I've tried to append a script that appends other stuff. Maybe set the variables and then append them one after another? Makes it a little less obfuscated and maybe easier to debug?

[eklem]

Ok, try this for the string that is the bookmarklet:

• [x] Check out [templat literals]() to create multi-line strings, making it easier to keep overview of the JavaScript string.
• [ ] Use template literalsl to define the string that is the JavaScript bookmarklet
• [ ] Define all variables first (where I today have the var test = 'something variable " + this.randomNumber + "';
• [ ] Define variable bookmarklet (document.createElement('script'))
• [ ] In the bookmarklet.setAttribute('text', [add code here]), do all the document.body.appendChild([element]);
• [ ] At the end, append the bookmarklet (which contains all the other appends): document.body.appendChild(bookmarklet);

[eklem]

Use solution 2b in the answer to this question: Insert code into the page contextz using a content script

[eklem]

Well, seems I need to use method 2b, using a function w/ dynamic values in the injected code, since part of the script is variables that the user can define.

// NOTE: Do not insert unsafe variables in this way, see below // at "Dynamic values in the injected code"

and

Dynamic values in the injected code Occasionally, you need to pass an arbitrary variable to the injected function.

[eklem]

Got it working with commit 49.