Console Injector

Easily inject javascript libraries from the console

Console Injector: Fast Javascript Library Injection Tool

Console Injector is a revolutionary Chrome extension designed to streamline the process of injecting Javascript libraries into any webpage from the console. It achieves this through a simple command, scouring cdnjs for matching libraries and swiftly inserting the most recent scripts. This open-source tool is instrumental for quickly testing ideas and integrating code into existing sites.

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By: andrew.coenen

Users: 1,000+

Rating: 4.92

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Version: 0.1.1 (Last updated: 2015-08-21)

Creation date: 2015-08-20

Risk impact: Low risk impact

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Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Size: 20.89K

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# 25,736 ▲ 113

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#7297 in Developer Tools ▼ 26 #6 in console keyword 11 ▲ 3 #22 in inject keyword 8 #107 in javascript keyword 44 ▼ 1 #117 in script keyword 20 ▼ 2

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Console injector allows easy injection of javascript scripts into any page from the console, using the following simple syntax:

console.inject('jquery');

This is very handy for quickly testing ideas in the console and rapidly injecting code into existing sites. Console Injector searches cdnjs for javascript libraries matching a given input string, and inserts the latest corresponding script hosted at cdnjs.cloudflare.com.

Console Injector is open source and located at https://github.com/cannoneyed/console-injector

User reviews

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김세현, 2019-03-13

This is awesome! Now I can mess around with libraries locally while developing - it's especially useful for checks in libraries to which you're new, so you can perform a series of simple tests on it without ever creating a file. I'd just like to be able to define a specific version for the libraries I download, like: console.inject('[email protected]') Unfortunately, as I see from the github project, this Injector is abandoned, so I get what I see. Still very useful