[Feature request] Inject custom javascript

[Duckle29]

It would be nice if you could add some custom javascript to be run along with the custom css :)

[OfficialSmudge]

I agree. Similarly, it would be nice to have a developer console to view errors or run code directly

[macharborguy]

@OfficialSmudge Developer console is already available. You need to run OBS Studio itself with the flag "--remote-debugging-port=PORT" where PORT is the port you wish to use to access the remote debugger.

Then simply load "http://localhost:PORT" in a browser to access the console.

[kuhnchris]

Hi there, I added a new pull request solving this feature, would you mind checking it out on other platforms? I only was able to check it on MacOS since that's the only build platform available for me right now.

#137

Thanks!

[RytoEX]

As an aside, this seems to be a duplicate of Issue #56, though that may not have been immediately apparent.

[rogueyoshi]

Hi there, I added a new pull request solving this feature, would you mind checking it out on other platforms? I only was able to check it on MacOS since that's the only build platform available for me right now.

#137

Thanks!

will this be merged into master? OBS very badly needs this.

[kuhnchris]

@rogueyoshi well, this PR ( #137 ) is still open, so I assume if someone wants to pick it up it should work pretty much instantly right now. It did at least for me while i was playing around with OBS. I'm not an active streamer (never was, sadly), so I cannot tell you if any problems arise, but I assume that it works fine.

[Voldi87]

How can I open the Javascript box? I don't see it.