Simple extension for generating OnTime like timestamps to be used in DevOps. Currently not yet sent into review for publishing.
- Clone/download repo
- Navigate to chrome://extensions/
- Click
Load unpacked
- Select the
...\spica-devops-timestamp-generator\chrome
folder
Firefox automatically uninstalls extensions that are added as described below. The process will need to be re-done everytime Firefox is closed (it might even uninstall it after a specific time. not sure).
- Clone/download repo
- Navigate to about:addons
- Click on the gear icon
- Click on
Debug Add-ons
- Click on
Load Temporary Add-on...
- Select any file within the
...\spica-devops-timestamp-generator\firefox
folder
To prevent needing to re-enter data in options page, set keepUuidOnUninstall
and keepStorageOnUninstall
to true
in about:config
. You will still need to install the extension every time you launch FF.
- Firefox doesn't allow copying to clipboard without user interaction first, so automatically copying when popup appears is disabled. This means that after opening the popup, the timestamp must be copied manually (Ctrl+C, clicking on timestamp, pressing generate).
The options page is available on both browsers, but it's easier to access via Chrome :)
Available options:
- Name
- Emoji / prefix & suffix
- Choice between 12 and 24 hour clock
- Date style - different lengths and detail
- Time style - different lengths and detail
- Add timestamp button in DevOps
The timestamp generator is also available at https://spica-qa-assistant.herokuapp.com/.