cezaraugusto
Setting the execution environment for content script to MAIN throws an error
Same issue as #66 except on latest version (2.0.0.beta.9)
Cheers! Amazing tool so far.
@cezaraugusto I'm experiencing the same:
"content_scripts": [
{
"matches": ["<all_urls>"],
"js": ["scripts/bridge.ts"],
"run_at": "document_start",
"world": "MAIN"
}
]
When no key is used in manifest.json you rightfully beautifully handle the case and print this message:
For MAIN world content_scripts, the extension ID must be specified.
Ensure your extension have a fixed ID and that the publicPath of your extension.config.js is defined as your extension URL.
Now I'm a little lost at the publicPath stage. The types at import('extension').FileConfig have nothing in regards so I thought its probably something to set in webpack land. Then I saw https://github.com/awesome-webextension/webpack-target-webextension?tab=readme-ov-file#main-world-content-script so I tried:
/** @type {import('extension').FileConfig} */
module.exports = {
// ...
config: (config) => {
config.output.publicPath = 'chrome-extension://<myextensionidfromgoogle>/'
return config
}
// ...
}
but
Uncaught Error: No chrome or browser runtime found
at get runtime (content-0.js:6006:20)
at content-0.js:6560:66
at content-0.js:6562:13
at content-0.js:7248:12
is still happening.
Note that chrome-extension://<myextensionidfromgoogle>/scripts/bridge.js is reachable when typed into chrome, so I'm quite sure that the id itself is not the problem.
@cezaraugusto can you point me somewhere I should look for debugging this? somewhere around resolve/steps/get-file-list/get-manifest-entries/content_scripts? or maybe somewhere around reload/steps/setup-reload-strategy/target-web-extension-plugin?
It would also be fine for me to disable HMR for this content script if thats possible as its super tiny and just exposes a tiny helper in the window object. Is there a way to bypass all compilation and just pass through a vanilla js content script untouched?
I'm also using 🧩 Extension.js 2.0.0-beta.9 aka webpack-target-webextension: ^2.1.3
