Add-on release page on thunderbird.net is here: en-US ja
Build with Apache Ant
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Rewrite release version
build.properties on line 1: dist=release/confirm-address_x.y.z-tb.xpi confirm-address/manifest.json on line 5: "version": "x.y.z", -
Run Ant
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It will create a release package under the release folder
- zip all source files on
confirm-addressfolder - Rename created zip file as follows:
ex:confirm-address.zip -> confirm-address_x.y.z-tb.xpi
Note: If you trying to load a xpi file includingconfirm-addressfolder, it fails
- Clone source files from GitHub
- Click [≡] -> [🧩 Add-ons and Themes] -> [⚙️] button, and select [Debug Add-ons]
- Click [Load Temporary Add-on...] and select
confirm-address/manifest.json
Click [Inspect] button on Confirm-Address to open Toolbox Tab.
- To show "foo" in console, write to js source file like this:
console.log("foo"); - To show a variable "bar" contents in console, write to js source file like this:
console.dir(bar);
_ Note: After rewrite the source file(s), please click [Reload] on the Debugger tab to take effect _
- Open this HTML file to run unit tests:
confirm-address/scripts/unittest/testRunner.html - When the test passes, it displays
OK ... (TEST NAME)as green color - When the test fails, it displays
NG ... (TEST NAME)as red color, also it shows the message why it fails
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Create /scripts/unittest/hello-test.js as a test case js file
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Include two js files to testRunner.html:
<head> <script type="text/javascript" src="../hello.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="hello-test.js"></script> <!-- Tests start --> ... -
Please make test case name starting from "test"
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In hello-test.js, write test case(s) invoking function(s) from hello.js
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assertEqualsfunction is available on the test case js file