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Build Opera extension ​

Bepp includes a functionality to package extensions for the Opera Browser using Chromium extensions with Manifest V2. This feature streamlines the process, allowing developers to extend their Chrome extensions to Opera with ease.

Prerequisites ​

Usage ​

bash
bepp build-opera [options]
js
/**
 * Build Opera extension.
 * 
 * @see https://bepp.pigeonposse.com/
 * @see https://bepp.pigeonposse.com/guide/lib/build/opera
 */

import {opera, buildBrowser} from '@bepp/bepp'

opera.build({
    /** options **/
})

// Alternative:
buildBrowser('opera',{
    /** options **/
})

Options ​

id ​

Identification for build. Used in filename build. The id option allows you to provide an identification string for the build. This identifier is used in the filename during the build process.

  • CLI option: --id
  • JS key: id
  • Type: string
  • Default: bepp

output ​

Specify the output directory where the packaged extension will be stored.

  • CLI option: -o --output
  • JS key: output
  • Type: string
  • Default: build/extensions

compress ​

Compression format for packaging Choose the compression format for packaging the extension.

  • CLI option: -c --compress
  • JS key: compress
  • Type: tar tgz gzip zip
  • Default: tgz

filename ​

Define the template for the filename of the packaged extension.

Filename placeholders

The filename can include placeholders such:

  • version takes the version number of the extension manifest.
  • id takes the id set by the id option.
  • browser takes the browser's identification name.
  • CLI option: -f --filename
  • JS key: filename
  • Type: string
  • Default: {{id}}-{{browser}}-{{version}}

verbose ​

Use verbose output.

  • CLI option: -v --verbose
  • JS key: verbose
  • Type: boolean

time ​

Print execution time.

  • CLI option: -t --time
  • JS key: time
  • Type: boolean

exit ​

Force exit from process on error.

  • CLI option: -e --exit
  • JS key: exit
  • Type: boolean