Example page generated with angular-chrome-options:
angular-chrome-options is an experimental AngularJS app that generates an options page for Chrome apps and extensions from a single JSON manifest located in the root of the application.
Checkout options.json.sample to see how to generate an options page.
Options can then be used in your application by injecting the options-module (if your app is also an AngularJS app), or observing changes to chrome.storage (for plain JavaScript).
Whilst this is experimental and not all features are complete, it is stable enough to use, and I have this version working in a production application. Clear Code
The application makes use of the css from chrome-bootstrap.
The long term plan is to wait for the Chrome developers to finalise their plan to make native options page styles available to all developers, they have specified that this will not include any data binding and will not be able to generate options pages as a feature, so I hope to use some version of this library to fulfill that purpose. Quick and easy options pages.
You can see the spec document for this feature here: Extension Options V2, and follow its progress here.
The sample app must be built, then loaded as an unpacked Chrome Extension.
Use gulp build-sample to move updated dist folder to sample-app under node_modules.
Other node_module dependencies for sample-app need to be loaded separately, the sample-app folder is not submitted to Git, do not edit files there directly!!! use gulp sample-watch to auto compile any changes into this directory when in development.
// From sample-app root
npm install
// From project root
gulp dist-to-sample
Then from chrome extensions page, enable Developer mode, click Load unpacked extension.
To access the sample page options, you can click on the options link in the extensions page under Chrome Options, or right click the icon in the browser toolbar.