Changes all package install textboxes to installation buttons on chocolatey.org/packages and utilizes bcurran3's protocol handler.
Just search for your package as usual, but no need to copy the command line - just press install right next to it.
You can install multiple packages at the same time, the preinstaller checks extension packages runs them one after another.
I created this extension, because there was no protocoll support on the chocolatey homepage - and chocolatey-gui fustratingly slow.
While at it, I changed the style of the app listing to suit my taste.
using chocolatey from the powershell commandline (installs everything: extension + dependencies):
ps> choco install chocolatey-appstore-chrome
- install the extension from Chrome web store in your Browser
- install chocolatey from chocolatey.org
- open the packages page - there is an info box at the top, explaining the rest.
- download the crx from the releases tab and drag it into your browser, and accept the installation
- install chocolatey from chocolatey.org
- open the packages page - there is an info box at the top, explaining the rest.
- download the content from the subfolder
chocolatey-appstore-themeand extract to your documents folder. - open
chrome://extensions-> toggledeveloper mode: on - click
load unpacked extension ...to load it from the folder saved to in step 1 - install chocolatey from chocolatey.org
- open the packages page - there is an info box at the top, explaining the rest.
- Chocolatey
- (unofficial) choco:// Protocol support
- Chrome or Chromium browser
- Chocolatey Preinstaller Checks Extension to queue installations to avoid race-conditions while installing
- make
- 7zip
- choco-nuspec-checker
Install them: choco install -Y make 7zip choco-nuspec-checker
MIT