permissions.contains()
Check whether the extension has the permissions listed in the given permissions.Permissions
object.
The Permissions
argument may contain either an origins property, which is an array of host permissions, or a permissions
property, which is an array of API permissions, or both.
This is an asynchronous function that returns a Promise
. The promise resolves to true
if the extension has all of the specified permissions. For host permissions, if the extension's permissions pattern-match the permissions listed in origins
, then they are considered to match.
Syntax
let getContains = browser.permissions.contains(
permissions // Permissions object
)
Parameters
permissions
-
A
permissions.Permissions
object.
Return value
A Promise
that will be fulfilled with true
if the extension already has all the permissions listed in the permissions
argument, or false
otherwise.
Browser compatibility
Examples
// Extension permissions are:
// "webRequest", "tabs", "*://*.mozilla.org/*"
let testPermissions1 = {
origins: ["*://mozilla.org/"],
permissions: ["tabs"],
};
const testResult1 = await browser.permissions.contains(testPermissions1);
console.log(testResult1); // true
let testPermissions2 = {
origins: ["*://mozilla.org/"],
permissions: ["tabs", "alarms"],
};
const testResult2 = await browser.permissions.contains(testPermissions2);
console.log(testResult2); // false, "alarms" doesn't match
let testPermissions3 = {
origins: ["https://developer.mozilla.org/"],
permissions: ["tabs", "webRequest"],
};
const testResult3 = await browser.permissions.contains(testPermissions3);
console.log(testResult3); // true: "https://developer.mozilla.org/", matches: "*://*.mozilla.org/*"
let testPermissions4 = {
origins: ["https://example.org/"],
};
const testResult4 = await browser.permissions.contains(testPermissions4);
console.log(testResult4); // false: "https://example.org/", `origins` doesn't match
Example extensions
Note:
This API is based on Chromium's chrome.permissions
API.