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gorilla-build

Gorilla: Stop monkeying around and build better scripts.

0.1.16

MIT

TypeScript

39.62 kB

Installations

npm install gorilla-build

Developer Guide

BETA

Typescript

No

Module System

N/A

Node Version

17.4.0

NPM Version

8.3.1 Pull Requests

Open

6

Total

481

Closed

356

Merged

119

Issues

Open

2

Total

4

Closed

2

Releases

Unable to fetch releases

Languages

TypeScript

JavaScript

Shell

TypeScript (95.7%)

JavaScript (3.84%)

Shell (0.47%)

Developer

apsking

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MIT License

17 Stars

323 Commits

1 Watchers

7 Branches

1 Contributors

Updated on Feb 20, 2025

Maintainers

View All 1 Contributors

Package Meta Information

Latest Version

0.1.16

Package Id

gorilla-build@0.1.16

Unpacked Size

39.62 kB

Size

20.99 kB

File Count

NPM Version

8.3.1

Node Version

17.4.0

Published on

Jan 17, 2023

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Dependencies

@rollup/plugin-node-resolve meow rollup rollup-plugin-typescript tslib typescript

Dev Dependencies

@rollup/plugin-typescript @types/jest @types/node @types/npm @types/sinon husky jest lint-staged npm prettier sinon ts-jest

🦍 Gorilla 🦍

Stop monkeying around and write better scripts

🙈 🙉 🙊
🍌 GreaseMonkey · TamperMonkey 🍌

Intro

Gorilla is a blazing fast, TypeScript build tool for creating better GreaseMonkey scripts. It handles the complex build chain, so you don't have to.

Get started

Input

helper.ts

1export const hello = (name:string) => {
2    console.log(`Hello ${name}!`);
3}

main.ts

1import { hello } from './helper';
2
3hello('world');

package.json

1...
2"scripts": {
3    "build": "gorilla --input ./main.ts --output ./script.user.js"
4  },
5...

Output

script.user.js

1// ==UserScript==
2// @name            New Userscript
3// @namespace       http://tampermonkey.net/
4// @version         0.1
5// @description    Gorilla-built, rock-solid, Monkey script
6// @updateURL
7// @downloadURL
8// @author          You
9// @include         https://**
10//
11// Created with love using Gorilla
12// ==/UserScript==
13
14(function () {
15  'use strict';
16
17  function greet(name) {
18      console.log(`Hello, ${name}!`);
19  }
20
21  greet("This is a greeting");
22
23}());

Samples

You can find a collection of samples, here.

Options

Help (`--help`)

Display help menu.

eg.

gorilla --help

Input (`--input, -i`)

The input handler for your script.

Note: While not required, Gorilla recommends writing your scripts in TypeScript.

eg.

gorilla --input ./my-input-file.ts ...

Output (`--output, -o`)

The input handler for your script.

Note: While not required, GreaseMonkey scripts should end with .user.js.

eg.

gorilla --output ./my-script.user.js ...

Config (`--config, -c`)

JSON input Gorilla config including GreaseMonkey metadata block data.

eg.

gorilla --config ./my-config.json ...

Quiet (`--quiet, -q`)

Hide all warning messages.

eg.

gorilla --quiet true ...

Config

The config is based off of the officially supported Metadata Block items found here: https://wiki.greasespot.net/Metadata_Block

The following JSON keys are supported by GreaseMonkey:

author - (string) - Author of the script
description - (string) - Description of the script
exclude - (string[]) - URLs to exclude the script from
grant - (string[]) - Permissions to grant to the script
icon - (string) - Icon for the script
include - (string[]) - URLs to include the script in
match - (string[]) - URLs to match the script in
name - (string) - Name of the script
namespace - (string) - Namespace of the script
noframes - (string) - Whether or not to run in frames
require - (string[]) - Scripts to include within the script
resource - (string[]) - Resources to include within the script
version - (string) - Version number of the script
updateURL - (string) - URL location for script updates
downloadURL - (string) - URL location for script download

The config will be constructed by both the optional config argument and with information from the package.json file for your current project. Some information will be take from the root of your package.json (eg. author, name, etc.). Other information can be defined in a gorilla key in your package.json. For example:

...
"name": "This is my awesome script package.json!",
...
"gorilla": {
  "include": ["this_key", "and this one"],
  "updateURL": "this_url"
}

NOTE - any valid keys in the gorilla will override anything else from the root package.json!

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Dangerous-Workflow

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10

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10

License

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SAST

Determines if the project uses static code analysis.

1

Pinned-Dependencies

Determines if the project has declared and pinned the dependencies of its build process.

0

Token-Permissions

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Branch-Protection

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Vulnerabilities

Determines if the project has open, known unfixed vulnerabilities.

Score

3

/10

Last Scanned on 2025-07-14

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17.4.0

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Pull Requests

6

481

356

119

Issues

2

4

2

Releases

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Languages

Developer

apsking

Download Statistics

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Dependencies

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🦍 Gorilla 🦍

Stop monkeying around and write better scripts

Intro

Get started

Input

Output

Samples

Options

Help (--help)

Input (--input, -i)

Output (--output, -o)

Config (--config, -c)

Quiet (--quiet, -q)

Config

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Help (`--help`)

Input (`--input, -i`)

Output (`--output, -o`)

Config (`--config, -c`)

Quiet (`--quiet, -q`)