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RxJS Observables for Chrome API events
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RxJS Observables for Chrome API events

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Getting started

You will need to use a bundler like Rollup, Parcel, or Webpack to include this library in the build of Chrome extension.

See rollup-plugin-chrome-extension for an easy way use Rollup to build your Chrome extension!

Installation

npm i @extend-chrome/events-rxjs

Usage 

import { contextMenus } from '@extend-chrome/events-rxjs'

contextMenus.clickStream.subscribe((clickEvent) => {
  console.log('click', clickEvent)
})