feat(Browser extension): Initial iteration for Chrome #71
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jessieweiyi
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| useEffect(() => { | ||
| window.threatcomposer.stringifyWorkspaceData = stringifyWorkspaceData; | ||
| }, []); | ||
| window.threatcomposer.stringifyWorkspaceData = stringifyWorkspaceData; |
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We do not need this. It has been defined above in window.threatcomposer = { stringifyWorkspaceData,
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Initial iteration of the 'View with Threat Composer' browser extension, with compatibility focused on Google Chrome.
This aims to enable one to “view web accessible Threat Composer exports (.tc.json) with one click”. Note that this has a bake-in version of the Threat Composer react app, it is not dependant on (nor can it use) a remote hosted version.
The extension (Chrome only for now) supports the following integrations where a ‘View in Threat Composer’ button is added to the page:
GitHub Code Browser
Amazon Code Catalyst
View Raw
Anywhere online so long as the URL includes reference to
.tc.json