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interesting. my company is stuck using these shitty internal tools that i'd like to customize. can i use this to extend them (like add buttons, UI elements, su
by aiwizard 6y ago
interesting. my company is stuck using these shitty internal tools that i'd like to customize.
can i use this to extend them (like add buttons, UI elements, surface data from API calls, scrape data)?
- kkevv 6y agoDid you build the tools yourself/do you have access to the code? One of our big use cases is to extend/customize internal tools with UI/data/logic. Could you share more details? If you're more comfortable offline kevin@extension.dev
- aiwizard 6y agosome are in-house but doing code surgery on the tool and then redeploying our stack is annoying. we'd rather make quick modifications on the front end. some are SaaS where we don't have access to the codebase. think Salesforce, Zendesk, or Jira.
- rasz 6y agoyou can do anything you want without building your own extension https://www.tampermonkey.net https://www.tampermonkey.net
- kkevv 6y agoYeah! We drew a lot of inspiration from TamperMonkey. We think of what we are building almost as an "enterprise user script." We have a "shell" extension that hosts all the UI, automations, and JS that you write. And, when you are ready to share with your team, you can just install our shell extension, login, and everything you built is instantly available to those with access!
- fxnoob 6y agoSome time ago I made a script manager(https://github.com/fxnoob/Hand-in-the-air https://github.com/fxnoob/Hand-in-the-air) inspired by Alexa skills system. Where you invoke scripts with hand gestures or with your voice.