google-chrome-app

Alright-- so there are a lot of similar questions regarding Polymer after dart2js . I am seemingly running into an issue that's specific to doing this but also running it as a Chrome app. I have discovered that the outcome varies depending on the order of the transformers (which is expected). Here's my results so far: transformers: - chrome - polymer: entry_points: web/example.html csp: true - $dart2js: csp: true This works great in browser but fails when run as a Chrome app. Error: Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'apply' of undefined (in the example.html_bootstrap.dart.js file) From

I have been trying to connect an iPhone 5 to OSX Chrome (Version 38.0.2096.0 dev) over BLE using chrome.bluetoothLowEnergy API. I'm using BLE Utility on my iphone to simulate battery service. I can discover the service and connect to it using other phones or OSX utility , but I'm having problems doing so with chrome. I can see my device listed, but no services discovered and when I try to connect to the device, connection fails with the following message: Operation failed I would greatly appreciate any help. Here is my code: manifest.json { "name": "BLE Test", "description": "Chrome BLE Test",

My knowledge of npm is this: It is a package manager for Node.js applications. What this means is that when you need someone else's library/package for your node application you can conveniently use npm to get those dependencies. But I recently came across this command: npm install -g cca . Then I enter cca in my terminal and now it starts some program. Now my question is how can npm install packages that can be accessed via the terminal? I mean all packages installed by npm should be accessible by node application code (in JavaScript). This confuses me. mmocny Sounds like your primary

I am having a problem because chrome api functions are async and I cant get its return value. Consider the following code. I am using angularjs $scope.storageGet = function(param) { var returnData; chrome.storage.local.get(param.storageName, function(data) { returnData = data; }); return returnData; }; And when I tried to call it like this: console.log($scope.storageGet({'storageName': 'users'})); It prints 'undefined' in the console. What I want to see is the obect of users stored in chrome storage. Well, I'm sure that I have data in chrome storage. Another way is to use a promise. In this