Functions and other tools for GreaseMonkey UserScript development.
Documentation for the main branch is hosted at https://greasetools.adamts.me.
Documentation can be built from a cloned repository by running yarn doc
.
Most functions will require some @grant
's to work properly,
but can fall back to other things like the browser's localStorage if grants aren't found.
Information for each function can be found in its docs.
To use in a Node project, add GreaseTools as a dependency.
# npm
npm install greasetools
# yarn
yarn add greasetools
You can then import and use GreaseTools functions:
import { valuesProxy, getValues } from 'greasetools'
const values = valuesProxy(
await getValues({
hello: 'World!',
}),
)
In a UserScript that isn't built with Node.js, you can @require
the library:
// @require https://gitlab.com/MysteryBlokHed/greasetools/-/raw/main/greasetools.user.js
You can replace main
with a specific release tag like v0.1.0
to require a specific version:
// @require https://gitlab.com/MysteryBlokHed/greasetools/-/raw/v0.1.0/greasetools.user.js
Each release tag also has a minified version of the script available,
which can be used by changing the file extension to .min.user.js
:
// @require https://gitlab.com/MysteryBlokHed/greasetools/-/raw/v0.1.0/greasetools.min.user.js
Functions are available on the global GreaseTools
object:
const { valuesProxy, getValues } = GreaseTools
const values = valuesProxy(
await getValues({
hello: 'World!',
}),
)
The types included with the npm package still work when the library is @require
'd.
Just add the types as a dev dependency for a Node project or install it globally.
With the package installed, include the following reference line somewhere in your TypeScript source file:
/// <reference types="greasetools" />
GreaseTools is licensed under either of
at your option.
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