Chrome will only ask for the new who_wrote_that_-*-*-*-*.zip file.The next step will ask for the *_source.zip file, followed by the change log. The who_wrote_that_-*-*-*-*.zip needs to be uploaded first, The *_source.zip files contain the source code,įor submission to the Firefox add-ons store (but not for Chrome). (three for beta and three for production two for Chrome and four for Firefox). Six zip files such as dist/extension_firefox/whowrotethat_for_wikipedia-0.2.0.0.zip Run grunt (the default task only) to create Then tag the release branch in Git with the new version. Enable the extension, and go to any article on a supported Wikipedia.įirst create your release branch, update the version number in package.json.Click on 'Load unpacked', and choose the WhoWroteThat/dist/extension directory.Go to about:debugging and select the manifest file in dist/extension/. If you want to load the extension manually,.This will open Firefox to a random page on English Wikipedia,Īnd you should have the 'Who Wrote That?' link in the sidebar.įor details of how to customize this command with environment variables.Make sure you're using the Node version specified by the.After installation, when you go to any applicable Wikipedia article, there will be a new 'Who Wrote That?' link in the sidebar.You will be prompted to grant permission to install the extension.Click 'Add to Firefox' or 'Add to Chrome'.Navigate to the extension's page for your browser:.The tool works on Wikipedias supported by the WhoColor API:
WhoWroteThat is available as a browser extension for Firefox and Chrome. Explore authorship and revision information visually and directly in Wikipedia articles.
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