CloudShell Browser Plugin

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CloudShell Browser Plugin

This is a simple browser extension (Chrome and Edge) that let's you see your running sandboxes for a CloudShell install.

Permissions are set to need permissions "for every site" because the extension doesn't know the address of your CloudShell server ahead of time. Once I know how to solve this, I will restrict it further.

However the source code is open source so feel free to browse it if you are concerned.

You can get the plugin using the folling links: Chrome and Edge (not yet submitted but can load unpacked by following the developer documentation here).

The info the extension needs is as follows:

• Username - username to CloudShell


• Password - password to CloudShell


• Domain - the domain within CloudShell that you want to show active sandboxes in


• API URI - the CloudShell REST API endpoint (get this from your administrator) - no trailing slash but starts with http:// or https://


• Portal URI - the address of your CloudShell portal you log into - no trailing slash but starts with http:// or https://

Repository

README.md

Name CloudShell-Browser-Extension Owner graboskyc Type Plugin Category Other Min. Compatible CloudShell Version 8.0

CloudShell-Browser-Extension Background This is a simple browser extension (Chrome and Edge) that let's you see your running sandboxes for a CloudShell install. Permissions are set to need permissions "for every site" because the extension doesn't know the address of your CloudShell server ahead of time. Once I know how to solve this, I will restrict it further. However the source code is open source so feel free to browse it if you are concerned. You can get the plugin using the folling links: Chrome and Edge (not yet submitted but can load unpacked by following the developer documentation here). The info the extension needs is as follows: Username - username to CloudShell Password - password to CloudShell Domain - the domain within CloudShell that you want to show active sandboxes in API URI - the CloudShell REST API endpoint (get this from your administrator) - no trailing slash but starts with http:// or https:// Portal URI - the address of your CloudShell portal you log into - no trailing slash but starts with http:// or https:// Screenshots Login prompt: View of running sandboxes: Digging in to see contents of a running sandbox:

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 Chris Grabosky 02/22/2018 10:35 AM

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