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Hello folks! I was wondering if anyone has come up yet with a script for provisioning a machine with the things that dirac
needs (Canary with plugin already installed) ..Kind of like a bundle that I can deploy on my colleagues' computers
brew install
?
Uhm does it install Canary and the extension? (Linux user here so no brew
) @danielcompton
sorry, no just chrome canary
there is homebrew for linux but I've never used it
Yeah ok, I don't even know if it is doable to install extensions silently. Probably also that chrome should be sandboxed...maybe..
No that's overengineering, probably just a script that does things instead of me going from colleague to colleague is good enough 😀
Yeah, Chrome really doesn't like other processes installing extensions
I am sure Darwin would have done it if it had been possible. I could modify this https://github.com/cdoughty77/vagrant-secure-browse/blob/master/provision.sh or use Docker but it seems overkill
@richiardiandrea you can pass load-extension
command-line param: https://travis-ci.org/binaryage/dirac#L841
you might also want to look at https://github.com/binaryage/docker-chromium-oraculum, this is what I use to pull specific chromium versions