I'm trying to make a tampermonkey script available to other tampermonkey scripts via the @require functionality, which is fine, but I also want to expose functions in the script which is being required to the scripts consuming it. I've tried this:
Script to be @required:
window.functionName = () => { console.log('Called from @required script') }
But even with unsafeWindow enabled in the consumer script, I still can't seem to access that function via unsafeWindow.functionName(), nor window.functionName().
Obviously I'd like to avoid using unsafeWindow if possible, but at the moment I can't get it to work regardless.
My alternate solution would be to have the script being @required script listen for window events.. something like this:
Script using the @required script:
window.dispatchEvent(new CustomEvent('CallRequiredFunction', {
detail: {
functionName: 'functionName',
functionArguments: []
},
});
And then have a switch statement or something in the @require'd script to perform according to that custom event.
Would this be an adequate solution? Are there better options?
