# MOCO Browser Extension

## Development

* run `yarn`
* run `yarn start:chrome` or `yarn start:firefox` (`yarn start` is an alias for `yarn start:chrome`)
* load extension into browser:
  * Chrome: visit `chrome://extensions` and load unpacked extension from `build/chrome`
  * Firefox: visit `about:debugging` and load temporary Add-on from `build/firefox`
* reload browser extension after change

## Production Build

* bump version in `package.json`
* run `yarn build`
* The Chrome and Firefox extensions are available as ZIP-files in `build/chrome` and `build/firefox` respectively

## Install Local Builds

### Chrome

1. `yarn build:chrome`
1. Visit `chrome://extensions`
2. Enable `Developer mode`
3. `Load unpacked` and select the `build/chrome` folder.

### Firefox

1. `yarn build:firefox`
1. Visit `about:debugging`
2. Click on `Load temporary Add-on` and select the ZIP-file in `build/firefox`

Only signed extensions can be permantly installed in Firefox (unless you are using <em>Firefox Developer Edition</em>). To sign the build, proceed as described in [Getting started with web-ext](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons/WebExtensions/Getting_started_with_web-ext).

You can keep the extension settings between builds by providing a stable `APPLICATION_ID` between builds. You can set an `APPLICATION_ID` in a file named `.env` or at build time as follows:

`APPLICATION_ID=my-custom-moco-extension@mycompany.com yarn build:firefox`

## Remote Service Configuration 

Remote services are configured in `src/js/remoteServices.js`.

A remote service is configured as follows:

```javascript
{
  service_key: {
    name: "service_name",
    urlPatterns: [
      "https:\\://:subdomain.example.com/card/:id",
      [/^https:\/\/(\w+).example.com\/card\/(\d+), ["subdomain", "id"]],
    ],
    queryParams: {
      projectId: "currentList"
    },
    description: (document, service, { subdomain, id, projectId }) => {
      const title = document
        .querySelector('.title')
        ?.textContent
        ?.trim()
      return `#${id} ${service.key} ${title || ""}`
    },  
    projectId: (document, service, { subdomain, id, projectId }) => {
      return projectId
    },
    position: { left: "50%", transform: "translate(-50%)" }
  }
}
```

| Parameter    | Description |
|--------------|:-------------|
| service_key  | `string` &mdash; Unique identifier for the service |
| service_name | `string` &mdash; Must be one of the registered services `trello`, `jira`, `asana`, `wunderlist`, `github` or `youtrack` |
| urlPatterns  | `string` \| `RegEx` &mdash; A valid URL pattern or regular expression, as described in the [url-pattern](https://www.npmjs.com/package/url-pattern) package. |
| queryParams  | `Object` &mdash; The object value is the name of the query parameter and the key the property it will available on, e.g. the value of the query parameter `currentList` will be available under `projectId`. Matches in `urlPatterns` have precedence over matches in `queryParams`. |
| description  | `undefined` \| `string` \| `function` &mdash; The default description of the service. If it is a function, it will receive `window.document`, the current `service` and an object with the URL `matches` as arguments, and the return value set as the default description. |
| projectId    | `undefined` \| `string` \| `function` &mdash; The pre-selected project of the service matching the MOCO project identifier. If it is a function, it will receive `window.document`, the current `service` and an object with the URL `matches` as arguments, and must return the MOCO project identifier or `undefined`. |
| position     | `Object` &mdash; CSS properties as object styles for position the bubble. Defaults to `{ right: calc(4rem + 5px)` |

## Adding a Custom Service

1. Fork and clone this repository
2. Add your service to `src/removeServices.js`, e.g. for self-hosted Jira copy the entry with the key `jira` and update the `urlPatterns`:

```javascript
  "self-hosted-jira": {
    name: "jira",
    urlPatterns: [
      "https\\://jira.my-company.com/secure/RapidBoard.jspa",
      "https\\://jira.my-company.net/browse/:id",
      "https\\://jira.my-company.net/jira/software/projects/:projectId/boards/:board",
      "https\\://jira.my-company.net/jira/software/projects/:projectId/boards/:board/backlog"
    ],
    queryParams: {
      id: "selectedIssue",
      projectId: "projectKey"
    },
    description: (document, service, { id }) => {
      const title =
        document
          .querySelector('[aria-label="Edit Summary"]')
          ?.parentNode?.querySelector("h1")
          ?.textContent?.trim() ||
        document
          .querySelector(".ghx-selected .ghx-summary")
          ?.textContent?.trim()
      return `#${id} ${title || ""}`
    }
  },
```

3. Build the extension (see [Production Build](#production-build)).
4. Install the extension locally (see [Install Local Builds](#install-local-builds)).