wraps chrome extension apis so that if they are executing in a zone, their callbacks do too

If, for instance, you wish to use angular2 in a chrome extension, and want to change renderable/injectable/etc values from within a chrome extension api callback.

npm install chrome-zones is the easiest.

If npm is too heavy for you, grab a built version from this repo. Note that you'll also need angular/zone.js included in your page.

An example of an angular2 powered chrome extension can be found @ bengreenier/angular2-chrome-zones-quickstart

See example for a complete working example.

Using monkeypatching and zone.wrap. Basically when the script loads it patches the entire chrome.<whatever> api space such that all functions that are called have their last argument (if it is a function) patched with zone.wrap.

MIT