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Contribution Guide

English | 官话 - 简体中文 | 官話 - 正體中文 | 廣東話

💻 Setting up the Development Environment

This project is built using Vite, please make sure you have Node.js and pnpm installed locally, and it is recommended to use Visual Studio Code for development.

🔧 Developing and Building the Project

Development (Chrome or Edge)

The First Method for Chrome or Edge

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  1. Run the pnpm command
# Install dependencies
pnpm install

# Create a profile folder for the extension to store the login status
mkdir web-ext-profile

# Run the project
pnpm dev

# After typing this commend, it will automatically open a new Chrome window that opens BiliBili website
pnpm start:chromium
  1. Every time you change the extension, it will reload, and you can see the changes by refreshing the webpage

The Alternative Method for Chrome or Edge

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  1. Run the pnpm command
# Install dependencies
pnpm install

# Run the project
pnpm dev

  1. Enter chrome://extensions/ (Chrome), edge://extensions/ (Edge) in the address bar and press Enter

  2. Enable Developer Mode and click Load unpacked

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  1. Load the generated extension/ folder in the browser

After each modification, you need to click the Reload Extensions button and refresh the page to apply the changes.

Building (Chrome or Edge)

To build the extension, run

pnpm build

Then package it to the extension folder

Development (Firefox)

The First Method for Firefox

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  1. Run the pnpm command
# Install dependencies
pnpm install

# Create a profile folder for the extension to store the login status
mkdir web-ext-profile

# Run the project
pnpm dev

# After typing this commend, it will automatically open a new Firefox window that opens BiliBili website
pnpm start:firefox
  1. Every time you change the extension, it will reload, and you can see the changes by refreshing the webpage

The Alternative Method for Firefox

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  1. Run the pnpm command
# Install dependencies
pnpm install

# Run the project
pnpm dev
  1. In the browser, enter about:addons, click on Extensions and then Debug Add-ons
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  1. Load the generated extension-firefox/ folder in the browser

Building (Firefox)

To build the extension, run

pnpm build-firefox

Then package it to the extension-firefox folder

🤝 Contribution

About Branches

Permanent Branches

  • Main: Use this branch for bug fixes, developing new features, performance improvements, or modifications to internationalization (i18n) files.

Other Temporary Branches

  • feat/: This branch is used to submit new features
  • doc/: This branch is specifically used for fixing documentation, no functional changes.
  • fix/: This branch is specifically used for fixing errors in the dev branch.

Commit Convention

You can also refer to the Angular commit message guidelines

  • feat: New feature
  • fix: Bug fix
  • docs: Documentation update
  • style: Changes that do not affect the meaning of the code (white-space, formatting, missing semi-colons, etc)
  • refactor: Code refactoring
  • test: Add or update tests
  • chore: Changes to the build process or toolchain
  • perf: Performance improvement
  • ci: Changes to continuous integration/delivery Also welcome to add scope and footer For example: fix(dock): xxx Change description Related PR: url

I18n

  • When doing translations, if you have a language you are not familiar with, you can use another language that you have translated and point out what language you cannot translate in the pull request.

  • Please MANUALLY MAINTAIN the i18n files!!! Do not use i18n Ally or other extensions to maintain them. I know you might be confused or might not like this, but using i18n Ally for the maintenance will make it uncertain where to place the translations afterward or delete the code comments.