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BigBlueButton Screen Sharing Extension for Chrome
Customizing your own extension
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Fork, clone, or download this repository
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Modify the
manifest.json
file. Add the domain of your server toexternally_connectable.matches
. For a public/distributed deployment you may want to change the icons,homepage_url
,name
, andauthor
. For an extension on the Google Web Store you will have to increment theversion
with each release.
For more information, see the Chrome extension manifest documentation.
You have 3 options for using the extension
- loading your extension locally
- uploading your extension to the Google Web Store
- packaging your extension locally and manually distributing
Loading your extension locally
Open chrome://extensions and drag the extension's directory onto the page, or click 'Load unpacked extension...' and select the extension directory. If these options do not show up you may need to check Developer mode. For more information see Chrome's documentation on loading unpacked extensions
After loaded into Google Chrome you will see the extension's unique Hash Id which is what allows an application to communicate with the extension and check the extension's status.
Uploading your extension to the Google Web Store
Publishing in the Chrome Web Store
Packaging your extension locally and manually distributing
https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/packaging
In chrome://extensions select "Pack extension". This will bundle your extension into a .CRX
file. When you initially package your extension Google will give you a private key so you can retain the same hash after updates. You can then distribute your extension manually to your users.