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> A library for building qutebrowser userscripts with nodejs

Usage

``js
const qutejs = require('qutejs');

qutejs.jseval([], function () {
alert('Hello World');
});
`

See the examples for some basic examples.

NOTE: Commands are camel-cased e.g the command adblock-update becomes adblockUpdate as shown in examples/adblockupdate.js.

Commands take either multiple function arguments or an array of options. There is one special case being jseval (as shown above).

The jseval function allows you to pass a function as the second argument which is parsed by qutejs. If the function is undefined we will assume the javascript to be executed is contained within the options array.

$3

If for some reason a command isn't directly exposed by qutejs you can directly execute commands to the $QUTE_FIFO using the _execFifo method as follows:

`js
const qutejs = require('qutejs');

qutejs._execFifo(null, ['open','-t','https://duckduckgo.com']);
``

This command is prefixed with an underscore due to the unlikely event that qutebrowser introduces an execFifo command.

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