Add LukeTools permanently using this Chrome extension

Demos and Tutorials
#1

Thanks to the suggestion by Hamzah_Alani, Luke Tools is now an extension in Chrome.
You can add it by following these instructions.

Steps to Install Your Extension

  1. Download this zip and extract somewhere on your PC. LukeTools-W_CS_SR.zip (44.3 KB) ( unpack it )

  2. Open Google Chrome and type chrome://extensions in the address bar, then press Enter .

  3. Turn on the Developer mode switch in the top-right corner of the page.

  4. Click the Load unpacked button that appears in the top-left corner.

  5. Navigate to the folder in the unpacked zip. chrome-extension.

The extenssion will load anytime you load Wick, Candelstick or Stickmanred.
If other forks are built. Ill create a new extension to suit.

Have fun
L

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This is the latest LukeTools V4
#2

Bro make it to the chrome webstore

#3

Why? Google currently charges a one-time US$5 Do you expect me to pay that when you can just set up developer mode yourself?

#4

@lukeo25 when will your wick for come out

#5

I’m refining LukeTools for now!

#6

wow, this is reallly cool! this’ll be really useful for future projects.

#7

Big note: School/Enterprise Accounts disable the ability to turn on developer mode.

#8

fix the code because it always let go once i switch projects

#9

add a keyboard shortcut

#10

Thank you…

#11

Thats a shame.
Do they allow for Chrome Extenssions at all?

#12

I’m adding in that capability to the LukeTool.js today. Hopefully a sollution is not too far away.

L

#13

It depends. Some schools setup their accounts in a way Google only allows services for minors. This effectively blocks many services, including the Chrome Web Store.

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#14

For those who can’t use developer mode.

Try using these html wrappers.
Launch Your favourite editor from the desktop

Wick

wick-editor-launcher.zip (1.3 KB)

Stickmanred

stickmanred-wick-editor-launcher.zip (1.3 KB)

Candelstick

candlestick-launcher.zip (1.3 KB)

It should fix new project load issues as well
L:D

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Do you want to know how to use LukeTools?
#15

add a keyboard shortcut to open luketools please

#16

Did you try the wrappers?

#17

bru i didn’t

#18

Try them see what happens

#19

I didn’t. Can you add the keyboard shortcut?

#20

What you need to understand is my tools don’t live inside of the editor. It lives in another place and when you use my tools you are inviting them to that space. As soon as you go to a new project you move to an new place. My tools then need to be invited. The wrappers invite the editor to the space that LukeTool owns. So that means when you create a new project it happens in the space Luke Tools controls. You didn’t say if you had tried the wrapper approach.

:LD

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