mozilla-services/hoverpad

Name: hoverpad

Owner: Mozilla Services

Description: Playing around with an Addons to sync some informations.

Created: 2017-01-17 16:12:58.0

Updated: 2017-06-05 15:02:40.0

Pushed: 2017-07-17 08:38:25.0

Homepage: https://addons.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/addon/hoverpad/

Size: 27048

Language: Elm

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README

Hoverpad

Hoverpad has been replaced with Firefox Notes which now opens in a Sidebar.

A persistent pad ? click a button in your browser and add some notes, which will persist even after browser restarts and be synced between your browsers.

Works in Firefox 51+, as a Chrome extension, as a web, mobile and desktop app.

Try out the demo

What it does

This extension includes:

• A browser action that creates a popup ? within the popup is:
  • A form elements for entering the body text.

Hoverpad uses the WebExtensions Storage API to create persistent, encrypted notes.

What it shows

• How to persist data in a WebExtension using the Storage Sync API.
• How to connect using Firefox Account in an add-on
• How to build an extension with Elm
• How to encrypt data using WebCrypto
• How to sync data and handle conflicts with Kinto

How to try the add-on in Firefox?

From addons.mozilla.org

Grab it from AMO: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/hoverpad/

If you don't care about automatic updates, you can also install the latest XPI from https://github.com/mozilla-services/hoverpad/releases

From the source code

1. Go to about:debugging
2. Click the Load a temporary module
3. Select the manifest.json
4. You would need to do that each time you restart Firefox.
5. You can click on the Refresh button to change the files and reload the add-on.

How to try the add-on in Chrome?

From the Chrome Store

Grab it from the Chrome Store

From the source code

1. Go to chrome://extensions
2. Tick the Developer Mode
3. Load the hoverpad repository folder.

Desktop app

Using Electron, you can run the hoverpad as an application on your desktop.

First install electron:

install -g electron

Then run the application:

run electron

Mobile app

Using Cordova allows you to create a Hoverpad binary which can be installed on your mobile Android/iOS device.

First install Cordova:

install -g cordova

Then add the platform(s) you'd like to support:

ova platform add android

Then run the application (here on Android):

run cordova-android

How to build the Chrome extension hoverpad.crx file?

Assuming the chromium-browser command is available in your PATH:

run chrome-web-ext

You can create make the chromium-browser command available in your path like that:

 apt install chromium-browser

or from a chrome installation:

s /opt/google/chrome/chrome /usr/local/bin/chromium-browser

or on Mac OS X:

s /Applications/Google\ Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google\ Chrome /usr/local/bin/chromium-browser

How to build the Chrome Store hoverpad.zip file?

run chrome-store-zip

How to build the Firefox extension hoverpad.xpi file?

run fx-web-ext
eb-ext-artifacts/hoverpad-*.zip