This project provides a set of Google Chrome extensions designed to enhance the workflow of the CMS Offline and Computing group. These extensions streamline access to essential tools and resources, making your daily tasks more efficient and productive.
The "Open Dimas Page" extension simplifies the process of accessing Dimas pages, enabling you to quickly navigate to relevant information and resources related to your work.
The "Open ReqMgr2" extension provides a one-click solution for accessing ReqMgr2, an essential tool for managing CMS requests. Save time and effort by eliminating the need to search for ReqMgr2 in your bookmarks or history.
The "Open Unified Pages" extension provides a quick and convenient way to access Unified Pages, the Unified Log of a Workflow and the Error Report of a workflow.
The "Open Rucio Web UI" extension allows you to easily access the Rucio Web UI, a vital resource for managing CMS data. This extension simplifies the process of navigating to the Rucio Web UI and helps you stay organized.
The "Jira Search" extension provides a quick and convenient way to search and access Jira issues and projects relevant to your work. Easily stay on top of project management and issue tracking within Jira.
The "Wmcore Microservices" extension allows you to efficiently access Wmcore microservices, an essential component of CMS Offline and Computing. Simplify your workflow by quickly navigating to these microservices from your browser.
The "pMp - PdmV Pages" extension provides a quick and convenient way to access PdmV pages relevant to your work. For now there is only option to open pMp Historical page.
The "WmOps - All in One" extension combines all of the above extensions into a single extension. This extension provides a convenient way to access all of the essential tools and resources you need to get your work done.
You can either install each extension individually, or you can install all of them at once combined.
- Clone this repository to your local machine, or you can download the zip file and extract it.
- Open Google Chrome and go to
chrome://extensions/. - Enable "Developer mode" in the top-right corner.
- Click the "Load unpacked" button and select the directory of the extension you want to install.
- If you want to install all of the extensions as a single extension, select the WmOps Folder.
- If you want to install each extension individually, then just select the folder of the extension you want to install from the extensions folder. i.e 'dimas-page', 'jira-search', etc.
- The extensions should now appear in you extensions page.
The utility, create_new_extension.py, is designed to automate the creation of new Chrome extensions. It will generate the necessary JavaScript code for the extension, a manifest.json file, and will also copy an icon.png from a specified source folder.
- Ensure you have Python 3.x installed on your machine.
- Clone the repository.
Run the script using the following command:
python ./utils/create_new_extension.py [extension_folder] [extension_name] [base_url]
- extension_folder: The name of the folder where the extension files will be saved.
- extension_name: The name of the extension (also used as the context menu title).
- base_url: The base URL to open with the selected text.
I welcome your suggestions and contributions to improve these extensions. Feel free to submit issues, feature requests, or pull requests to help make this project even more valuable to the CMS Offline and Computing community.