Online editor support for Tampermonkey's userscripts
This extension allows users of the Tampermonkey extension to edit their userscripts at vscode.dev
Simply click at the extension's icon in the menu bar.
Requirements:
Tampermonkey 5.0+ or Tampermonkey BETA 4.19.6176+ is required
You can get Tampermonkey from here: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/dhdgffkkebhmkfjojejmpbldmpobfkfo
What is working:
* List scripts grouped by namespace within a folder containing the script, a storage file and required scripts
* Editing userscripts, userscript storage and required scripts
* Editor warns on resource modification in background
What is not working (aka TODO list):
* File and folder search
* Global content search
* Creating new scripts
* Deleting scripts
* Filter by enabled state
* Showing new scripts created in background
* Configuration of the used folder structure
* Tampermonkey ESLint configuration mapped to .eslintrc file
Latest reviews
- (2023-10-02) Mustang: much better than the original built-in editor, and namespaces now make sense, since you can group multiple scripts under the same namespace (just the domain name alone is useful enough to group scripts for selected sites in one place) there is a problem with deleting though, when you press del and remove the script either by namespace or the script itself - it appears undeleted in same place after you reload the page.
- (2023-09-02) Arphen Lin: I found that it can work on Tampermonkey v4.19.0, am I wrong?
- (2023-06-09) Khánh Thiện Phạm: i love that. good job
- (2023-04-13) UselessScreen: Very useful! Sometimes I like to code a user script to add functionality or fix something on a website that is bothering me, and this extension is excellent because VScode is great. It is so much better than the default tampermonkey editor. Overall, amazing extension; extremely helpful.
- (2023-02-04) Rachel Romanov (Rachel_romanov): not bad useful if your like a programmer or hacker