wood8 / library-detector-for-chrome

Extension that detects which Javascript library is running on a page

Library Detector For Chrome

The Library Detector extension discovers which Javascript libraries are being utilized on webpages you visit and displays their icons in the address bar. Currently supports:

• AmplifyJS
• AngularJS
• Backbone.js
• Blackbird
• base2
• CamanJS
• ControlJS
• CreateJS
• D3
• Dojo
• Ember.js
• Ext JS
• Fabric.js
• Flot Charts
• FuseJS
• Glow
• Google Closure
• Google Maps
• Google Web Toolkit
• gRaphaël
• Handlebars
• Head JS
• Highcharts
• InfoVis
• jQuery
• jQuery Tools
• jQuery UI
• LABjs
• MochiKit
• Modernizr
• MooTools
• Move
• Mustache.js
• Paper.js
• PhiloGL
• Processing.js
• Prototype
• Pusher
• Qooxdoo
• Raphael
• RequireJS
• Rico
• RightJS
• Sammy.js
• Scriptaculous
• Socket.IO
• Spine
• SproutCore
• Spry
• Swiffy
• three.js
• Tween.js
• Underscore.js
• WebFont Loader
• yepnope
• YUI,
• Zepto.js

To run the development version of the plugin

1. Clone the Git repo from Github 'git clone [email protected]:andrewbredow/Library-Detector-for-Chrome.git LibraryDetector'
2. Navigate to chrome://extensions in Chrome
3. Expand the "Developer Mode" section
4. Click "Load unpacked extension..." and select the LibraryDetector folder

Contributors

• Andrew Bredow homepage
• John Michel homepage
• Artem Nezvigin homepage (Multiple library icon concept)
• Karl Swedberg homepage
• Joseph Lust homepage

Inspiration

Library detect class inspired by Paul Bakaus' Library Detector for Firefox http://paulbakaus.com/