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Description from extension meta
Quality of Life changes for AEM
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Description from store
AEM Fixes is a modern Chrome Extension designed to eliminate repetitive everyday tasks in AEM Engine by automating them.
react ts-node typescript sass tailwindcss daisyui webextension-polyfill webpack
Armageddon
IMPORTANT
You have to upload a JSON file to use this extension. If you want to have your own settings, look at the template.json file. Otherwise, if you need a private file, please contact me via messenger or email.
Some functions require their parameters to be enabled in options page Options Button Options Page
Features
Jira page
Automatically creating WF by adding simple button, in Jira ticket page, matching the interface: settings can enable page jira WF ButtonThis button will redirect you to create WF page and automatically paste for you ticket number and name
Auto fix attachment filters to display new content at top settings can enable page
Almost all pages that you work on
Fast transition between environments, so you can jump from Live directly to Author: multiple tabs
Env Transition
Author page
Open Touch properties in a new tab without page reload needed:Open Touch Properties
Open author in AEM tree: smart Open In AEM Tree
Showing blocked ticket with link to its parent ticket on the yellow box at the top of the author page
Live&Perf pages
Automatically checks for mothersite links on pages, if any, inverts colors of it's link settings can enable page
Vehicle config number is showing directly on KMI, TDR etc. pages dynamic setting
Workflow page
Auto insert WF title from the link
Insert some useful links (DL, Market config, etc...)
Fixing all links it to be in Touch UI
DAM Tree
if you link is MAV in classic DAM tree, will momently open it in new window in touch UI
Context menu
Open image directly in DAM
You can jump to eny environment from browser context menu, without opening page in a new tabContext Menu
cats and memes about programmers hidden in the depths of the codebase