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GM_config
🪄 Function
Simple config lib for Tampermonkey scripts. (Greasy Fork) (GitHub)
🎉 Features
- Automatically update the menu when config is modified (by either user or script)
- Support listeners for config get/set
- Support either auto or manual menu registration
- Highly customizable
- Customizable config value input method (
prop.input)
- Customizable processors for user inputs (
prop.processor)
- Customizable menu command display (
prop.formatter)
- Automatically delete user config that is equal to default value, in order to save storage space
🤔 Permission
This library needs the following permissions to work:
// @grant GM_setValue // Save your config
// @grant GM_getValue // Get your config
// @grant GM_deleteValue // Automatically delete your config (Optional. If granted, this lib will delete user config that is equal to default value)
// @grant GM_registerMenuCommand // Register menu
// @grant GM_unregisterMenuCommand // Update menu
Delete the comment if you copied and pasted the code, or there might be errors. You may want to delete @grant none (if present). If you used window object in your script, try @grant unsafeWindow and then let window = unsafeWindow.
📖 Usage
Config description
The first step is to define your config description, which is a dictionary and each of its key (apart from possible $default) represents the id of a config item.
$default
If $default is not specified in config description, following values will be used to fill unspecified fields in a config item:
{
input: "prompt",
processor: "same",
formatter: "normal"
}
If you'd like to modify the default value, you may provide $default in your config description to override the above default values. e.g.:
const config_desc = {
"$default": {
value: true,
input: "current",
processor: "not",
formatter: "boolean"
},
switch_true: {
name: "Switch true"
},
switch_false: {
name: "Switch false",
value: false
}
}
prop.name *
The display name of the config item. Expected type: string.
prop.value *
The default value of the config item, can be of any type. Note that you should consider its validity, because this lib will not check default value's validity for you.
prop.input
(prop, orig) => input
How to get user input. Expected a string (built-in input method) or a function (invoked when user clicks the menu item). It accepts the name of config item and returns user input. If not specified by both prop.input and $default.input, prompt will be used, i.e. ask for user input using prompt(). Note that "user input value" does not necessarily have to be actually input by user, it can be provided by script. (e.g. built-in input method current).
Built-in input methods:
prompt: Ask for user input using prompt() (default value)current: Current value will be used as user input (Usually used with prop.processor=not so as to create a switch, or with custom processor to create a generator)
prop.processor
(input) => stored
How to process user input. Expected a string (built-in processor) or a function. It accepts user input and returns value to be stored. Throw error if user input is invalid. If not specified by both prop.formatter and $default.formatter, same will be used, i.e. return user input directly. A common use case is to convert user input to integers or floats.
Built-in processors:
same: Return user input directlynot: Invert boolean value (Usually used with prop.input=current so as to create a switch)int: Convert to integerint_range-min-max: Convert to integer in range [min, max]
- It is not advisable to omit
-, because there might be errors.
<min> and <max> can be any integer. Not provided inferred as no limit on that side.
float: Convert to floatfloat_range-min-max: Convert to float in range [min, max]
- It is not advisable to omit
-, because there might be errors.
<min> and <max> can be any float. Not provided inferred as no limit on that side.
prop.formatter
(name, value) => string
How to display the menu item. Expected a string (built-in formatter) or a function. It accepts the name of config item and its current value, and returns the text to be displayed on the menu. If not specified by both prop.formatter and $default.formatter, normal will be used.
Built-in formatters:
normal: Display in the format of name: valueboolean: Display method aimed for boolean values. true will be displayed as name: ✔, false will be displayed as name: ✘.
Frequently used combinations
const config_desc = {
// Switch
enabled: {
name: "Enabled",
value: true,
input: "current",
processor: "not",
formatter: "boolean"
},
// Integer
value: {
name: "Value",
value: -10,
processor: "int"
// Omitted default values: input="prompt", formatter="normal"
},
// Natural number
price: {
name: "Price",
value: 114,
processor: "int_range-1-",
},
// Float and positive number is basically the same as above. Use `float` and `float_range-0-`
// String
name: {
name: "Name",
value: "Crazy Thur."
// Omitted default values: input="prompt", processor="same", formatter="normal"
},
}
Other Tampermonkey provided properties
Supports prop.accessKey, prop.autoClose, prop.title. The latter two only passed to TM on supported TM versions (>=4.20.0). See Tampermonkey docs for details.
Register menu
After defining your config description, you can register the menu item by calling GM_config. It accepts the following two arguments:
config_desc: Your config descriptionmenu: Whether to display the menu item automatically.
- If set to
true, the menu item will be displayed automatically. (default value)
- If set to
false, the user need to click "Show configuration" to show it.
const config = GM_config(config_desc, false); // *Register menu*
console.log(config.price); // *You may now start using the config 🎉*
Get/set config
After registering the menu, you can get/set config by accessing the object returned by GM_config. e.g:
console.log(config.price); // *Get config*
config.price = 100; // *Modify config* (The menu will be updated automatically)
Listen for config get/set
This lib provides a string GM_config_event, whose value represents the event that will be triggered when config is get/set. You can listen for this event by calling window.addEventListener. Its detail property is an object containing the detail. e.g:
window.addEventListener(GM_config_event, (e) => { // *Listen for config get/set*
console.log(config, e.detail);
});
e.detail is a dictionary with the following properties:
prop: The id of the config item accessed/modified.type: The type of the operation. Might be one of the following:
get: the config item is accessedset: the config item is modified
before: The value of the config item before the operation.after: The value of the config item after the operation.
This feature is often used to update your script dynamically when config is modified. In this lib, auto-updating menu is implemented by listening for this event.
If an iframe in the page needs to listen for this event, the iframe should use window.top instead of window.
To sum up: the process of modifying config
- User clicks the menu command
- Pass
prop.name and current value to prop.input to get user input
- Pass user input to
prop.processor to get processed value
- Save processed value
- Dispatch
GM_config_event with corresponding detail
- Update menu command (triggered by
GM_config_event)
👀 Working example
Install below code as a script, and see how does it work:
// ==UserScript==
// @name Test Config
// @namespace http://tampermonkey.net/
// @version 0.3
// @description This is an example to demostrate the usage of greasyfork.org/scripts/470224.
// @author PRO
// @match https://greasyfork.org/*
// @icon https://greasyfork.org/vite/assets/blacklogo16-bc64b9f7.png
// @grant GM_setValue
// @grant GM_getValue
// @grant GM_registerMenuCommand
// @grant GM_unregisterMenuCommand
// @require https://update.greasyfork.org/scripts/470224/1303666/Tampermonkey%20Config.js
// @license gpl-3.0
// ==/UserScript==
(function() {
'use strict';
const config_desc = { // Config description
password: {
name: "Password", // Display name
value: "tmp", // Default value
input: "prompt", // How to get user input (Invoked when user clicks the menu command)
// Built-in values:
// "current": Current value will be passed to `processor` as user input (generator-like)
// "prompt": Use `prompt` to get user input (default value)
// <function>: Custom function to get user input, should return certain value to be processed by `processor`
// (prop, orig) => input
processor: (v) => {
if (v.length < 3) throw "Too short!";
return v;
}
},
enabled: {
name: "Enabled",
value: true,
input: "current",
processor: "not", // Process user inputs, throw error if invalid
// Built-in processors:
// "same": Return user input directly (default value)
// "not": Invert boolean value
// "int": Convert to integer
// "int_range-min-max": Convert to integer in range [min, max], raise error if invalid ("" for no limit)
// "float": Convert to float
// "float_range-min-max": Convert to float in range [min, max], raise error if invalid ("" for no limit)
// <function>: Custom function to process value
// (input) => stored
formatter: "boolean", // Format value to be displayed in menu command
// Built-in formatters:
// "normal": `${name}: ${value}`
// "boolean": `${name}: ${value ? "✔" : "✘"}`
// <function>: Custom function to format value
// (name, value) => string
},
val: {
name: "Float",
value: 11.4,
processor: "float_range-0-" // Convert to float in range [0, +∞)
}
}
const config = GM_config(config_desc, false); // Register menu commands
window.addEventListener(GM_config_event, (e) => { // Listen to config changes
console.log(e.detail);
});
window.setTimeout(() => { // Change config values, and menu commands will be updated automatically
config.val += 1; // Remember to validate the value before setting it
}, 5000);
})();
Alternatively, you can try out this lib in action with Greasy Fork Enhance.
⚠️ Note
This project is in early development, and the API may change in the future. If you have any suggestions or find any bugs, please feel free to open an issue or pull request.
