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@rpl rpl commented Mar 17, 2014

I'm creating this PR to start discussing if it is an interesting change to be cleaned up and merged upstream.

"AngularJS Batarang ported to Firefox DevTools" WIP prototype:

  • devtool panel and dom inspector sidebar prototypes
  • run addon and build xpi from grunt tasks (grunt run_xpi, grunt build_xpi)
  • introduce "firefoxExtension.js" to polyfill module "chromeExtension" module
  • disable DOM Inspector addon sidebar when Batarang devtool panel is disabled
  • cleanup changes
  • test chrome addon built from grunt task (needed to preprocess panel.html on Firefox/Chrome builds)

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@rpl rpl changed the title WIP: port to firefox WIP: port to Firefox Mar 17, 2014
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btford commented Mar 17, 2014

Woah this is crazy. Thanks @rpl!

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I'm using this and it's great! Can you please submit it to Firefox addons list so we can install it with a click?

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also, please rename the title to "AngularJS WebInspector Extension for Chrome and Firefox" :D

@ilanbiala
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@andreicristianpetcu I don't think it makes sense to have 1 repository for 2 separate extensions, the chrome and firefox extensions should probably have their own repositories in Angular, but that's just my thought.

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Please add this adon to Firefox marketplace. I have been using it for quite a while in Firefox and I found no issues.

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Hey, this is fantastic! You should be able to tap into Angular Hint now for cross-browser instrumentation.

Closing this, as Batarang is Chrome-specific, but don't let that get you down!

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