kwent/quiptree

[DEPRECATED] Browser extension to display Quip folders and files in tree format

Quiptree

Note: This project is DEPRECATED and NOT maintained anymore since this feature is built-in in Quip.

Browser extension (Chrome, Opera) to display Quip folders and files in tree format.

• Easy-to-navigate folders and files like IDEs
• Fast browsing
• Support private Quip domains
• Customizable hotkey

Preview

Install on Chrome & Opera

• Download and install Quiptree.

  • Chrome Web Store
  • Opera Add-ons Store
  • Mozilla Add-ons Store (Not available yet, see below)
  • Safari Add-ons Store (Not available yet, see below)

• Navigate to any Quip document

• The folders and files tree should show on the right-hand side of the screen

Firefox & Safari

I'm having a hard time to get it works in Firefox and Safari cause XMLHttpRequest and CORS.

You can build Quiptree for Firefox or Safari and open a pull request if you get it fix and works correctly.

Quip access token

Quiptree uses Quip API to retrieve repository metadata. All API requests needs to be authenticated by a token.

Quiptree will ask for your Quip personal access token. If you don't already have one, create one, then copy and paste it into the textbox.

Alternatively, you can manually enter or update the token by following these steps:

• Navigate to any Quip repository
• Open the Chrome (or Safari, Firefox) developer console
• Execute the following line:

localStorage.setItem('quiptree.quip_access_token', 'REPLACE WITH TOKEN')

Authors

• Quentin Rousseau

Credits

• Quiptree is using Quip Api Javascript wrapper: quip.js

• Quiptree is largely inspired by Octotree created by Buu Nguyen.

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request