Installation

Step 1 (it’s a biggie).

Copy your Chrome private key to a directory that’s accessible from the command line. I keep mine in ~/Repositories/certificates/. Make sure the private key (.pem file) is named chrome.pem.

You’ll need to do some shenanigans to get your Safari certificates exported. The details are in this blog post but I’ll summarize it here when I have more time.

Put the results of that blog post in your certificates directory. Make sure the Safari private key is named safari.pem.

You should have the following files in your certificates directory:

• chrome.pem
• safari.pem
• cert00
• cert01
• cert02

Step 2

Add browser-extension-build-utils as a submodule to your git repository. You can specify the directory the submodule will be cloned into if you want something a little less cumbersome than browser-extension-build-utils. I use utils.

git submodule add https://github.com/meyer/browser-extension-build-utils.git utils

Step 3

There is no step 3!

There should be, but there isn’t. I haven’t typed it out yet.