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Hi. Awesome job - I used to have to do all that work manually. I haven't been so excited to find a new package like this in months! :)
Have you considered making the demo page customizable? For the sake of simplicity, a key in package.json would be enough.
Being able to provide a name for the bookmarklet to show instead of 'Bookmarklet; would be a great start.
Pointing to a HTML page template would be even better.
I could help out with that.
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Being able to provide a name for the bookmarklet to show instead of 'Bookmarklet; would be a great start.
You can provide a (kind of UserScript) header to your source:
// ==Bookmarklet==// @name O HAI// @author Your name// @repo Some URL// ==/Bookmarklet==
and bookmarklet.js will generate the demo with the name as heading and text link and add a link to the repo.
2nd paragraph of the README explains all of it... and yes I missed that too for wayyy too long
It doesn't customize any further the demo page like the low contrast of the link but at least one can provide to users a default name to its bookmarklet.
Hi. Awesome job - I used to have to do all that work manually. I haven't been so excited to find a new package like this in months! :)
Have you considered making the demo page customizable? For the sake of simplicity, a key in package.json would be enough.
Being able to provide a name for the bookmarklet to show instead of 'Bookmarklet; would be a great start.
Pointing to a HTML page template would be even better.
I could help out with that.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: