Saves the tabs open in the current window as a set of Tana nodes onto the clipboard in tana-paste format.
If you just want to use this extension without bothering with the source code and all that jazz, you can download the latest release.zip file from the Releases area (right hand side of the github project page). Then, go to the Chrome extension manager (chrome://extensions) and turn on Developer mode. This will give you access to the Load unpacked button and you can pick the downloaded zip file.
To bootstrap this git repo into Chrome locally, first clone the repo.
Then run npm install and npm run build.
Go to Chrome extension manager, turn on Developer mode and load unpacked the dist directory.
The format used on the clipboard is very simple:
%%tana%%
- Tab Workspace #workspace
- Title of site #website
- Description:: <from site metadata>
- Url:: <of open tab>
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| Commands | Description |
|---|---|
npm run start |
build extension, watch file changes |
npm run build |
generate release version |
npm run docs |
generate source code docs |
npm run clean |
remove temporary files |
npm run test |
run unit tests |
npm run sync |
update config files |
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Extension Developer guides
- Getting started with extension development
- Manifest configuration: version 2 - version 3
- Permissions reference
- Chrome API reference
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