Hey folks
I created a simple toolkit for building Chrome Extensions with Bubble → https://bhcks.com/charles
Its two parts: A native Chrome part and + a Bubble plugin. Super easy to set up and i released the native part as open-source / free - so there are no upfront costs.
Btw, the basic extension code to package your app into a chrome extension is completely free and open source hence, no upfront costs at all. Or bo costs at all if you dont need the bubble plugin for two way communication.
@d9999 Is there a way to set the value of the extension Badge? It’s the little box, which you can change the color of and put i think up to 4 digits of text in.
Also Is there a way to show notifications or content scripts?
That’d be awesome! I know that Honey has something where they show the number of deals for that domain in the extension Badge, so being able to control that would be really useful.
Is there a way to continue to run the Bubble site while the extension is not clicked on?
Running the bubble app in the background would not work. You could however have the background script communication with the data/workflow api of your bubble app… that would be a bit more specific though than it would make sense for me to add to charlea
No worries, @d9999, it was coming from my end- was trying to inject js into the current tab and it ended up injecting the extension window in the footer.
Btw, are you still working on the injection piece @sydney22 ? Got a solution built now - happy to jump on a short call?!
Put the new source code behind a paywall now, but therefore the plugin is now free. Of course happy to provide the updated source code foe free to existing users. Let me know if you still need it.
Sounds great @d9999. I"m bogged down with another project at the moment but I plan on revisiting the Chrome extension one soon. I’ll check out the Charles update for sure.
plugin is working great! I am stuck on one thing, where when I try to read Chrome storage, I’m seeing the error “Bug in custom code ReferenceError: publishLocalVariable is not defined”
Is this a bug or have I set things up wrong? I have set it up where Chrome element is on the page, and when page is loaded, I trigger the action to read a variable.