Functions and other tools for GreaseMonkey UserScript development.
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Functions and other tools for GreaseMonkey UserScript development.
Documentation for the main branch is hosted at https://greasetools.adamts.me.
Documentation can be built from a cloned repository by running yarn doc.
Most functions will require some @grant's to work properly,
but can fall back to other things like the browser's localStorage if grants aren't found.
Information for each function can be found in its docs.
To use in a Node project, add GreaseTools as a dependency.
# npm
npm install greasetools
# yarn
yarn add greasetools
You can then import and use GreaseTools functions:
import { valuesProxy, getValues } from 'greasetools'
const values = valuesProxy(
await getValues({
hello: 'World!',
}),
)
In a UserScript that isn't built with Node.js, you can @require the library:
// @require https://gitlab.com/MysteryBlokHed/greasetools/-/raw/main/greasetools.user.js
You can replace main with a specific release tag like v0.1.0 to require a specific version:
// @require https://gitlab.com/MysteryBlokHed/greasetools/-/raw/v0.1.0/greasetools.user.js
Functions are available on the global GreaseTools object:
const { valuesProxy, getValues } = GreaseTools
const values = valuesProxy(
await getValues({
hello: 'World!',
}),
)
The types included with the npm package still work when the library is @require'd.
Just add the types as a dev dependency for a Node project or install it globally.
With the package installed, include the following reference line somewhere in your TypeScript source file:
/// <reference types="greasetools" />
GreaseTools is licensed under either of
at your option.
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