Maintainer: Jimmy Moon

Chrome Apps boilerplate generator that creates everything you need to get started with development. To test, go to: chrome://extensions, enable Developer mode and load app as an unpacked extension.

• First make a new directory, and cd into it: mkdir my-new-chromeapp && cd $_
• Install the generator: npm install -g generator-chromeapp
• Run: yo chromeapp

Available generators:

• chromeapp (aka chromeapp:app)
• chromeapp:permission
• chromeapp:samples

Sets up a new Chrome App, generating all the boilerplate you need to get started.

Example:

yo chromeapp

Create manifest.json or append permission into manifest.json. You can choose permission to put into manifest.json

Example:

yo chromeapp:permission

You can create a new Chrome App with the google-chrome-app samples on GitHub.

Example:

yo chromeapp:samples

Creates a production build, production files to zip file. You can publish zip file to Chrome Web Store.

Examples:

grunt build

Support two preview mode. LiveReload/run/debug your Chrome App on Chrome browser and Chrome app container.

• grunt debug - Default, run you Chrome App on Chrome app container

• grunt debug:server - Run you Chrome App on Chrome browser like 'serve' task of webapp.

• --skip-install

  Skips the automatic execution of bower and npm after scaffolding has finished.

• --test-framework=[framework]

  Defaults to mocha. Can be switched for another supported testing framework like jasmine.

• --skip-pull

  Skips the pull command of git which checks the google-chrome-app samples on GitHub

• --coffee

  Add support for CoffeeScript.

• --compass

  Add support for Compass.

WARN, Compiled files that generated by coffee or compass will be remained if your Chrome App running on Chrome App container (with grunt debug). You should remove or ignore that files if you don't want to commit to repo.

See the contributing docs

BSD license