imood++

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chrome | firefox

imood++ is a web extension created by hoylecake on imood that improves parts of the frontend

if you want to use it locally, find the latest release and download it as a zip— load it into your browser's extensions manager from there. pre-packaged versions on the firefox addons marketplace will come ASAP

features

• turn the table-based forum layout into a simpler, purely vertical one (see below for screenshots)
• add a piechart to the internet mood and personal mood pages to view mood frequencies
• minimal markdown support for forum posts

screenshots

revamped forum layout... whoa...

look at those colors ...

installing from source

to addon reviewers: read FOR_REVIEWERS.md!

clone the repository first, then download the modules using your package manager of choice. then run the build script, or dev to have it rebuilt as you make changes

git clone https://github.com/roxwize/imood-plusplus.git
cd imood-plusplus
pnpm install
pnpm dev

imood++ reviewer notes

hullo! this is the source code for imood++, you can find a mirror of it on https://github.com/roxwize/imood-plusplus/

build environment

imood is built with the following system specs:

openSUSE Tumbleweed 20240129
16GB RAM
8x Intel Core i7-6700 CPU @ 3.40GHz

Node.js version 21.5.0
PNPM version 8.14.3

Rollup v4.10.0 is used to build the extension and bundle Chart.js v4.4.1 into moodchart.js. forum.js has no external dependencies, and is just minified like the other content scripts. all of these dependencies are installed automatically when you run npm install in the extension directly. node.js and pnpm are the only hard and fast external dependencies that you need to install.

to build imood++

node.js is. your version of node should preferably be 20 or over; npm will come installed with it. if youre on opensuse (as am i) you can run sudo zypper install nodejs21 to install it, check your distro's repository for a similar package. if you cant find it or you're on windows, you can visit the node.js website to get the latest version. after that, no further dependencies are required, besides the ones installed by pnpm when you run the script below

additionally, you'll probably notice that the lockfile is in pnpm-lock.yaml; the project is built using pnpm rather than npm, which can be installed at pnpm's website

pnpm

the specific version of pnpm used can be downloaded by running curl -fsSL https://get.pnpm.io/install.sh | env PNPM_VERSION=8.14.3 sh - in the command line (sourced from https://pnpm.io/installation/)

# in the directory of the source code, run:
pnpm install
pnpm build
# generated extension will be in ./dist/

npm

npm install
npm run build