Rishi Nitin Agrawal banflam

Every single Chrome extension needs a manifest.json file.
The manifest.json file must be placed in the root of folder, all other structure in the extension is up to the developer.
The manifest.json file is the only required file for a Chrome extension.
Only required keys in the manifest are: manifest_version, name, version.
Comments // are allowed during development but must be removed in the production version (uploaded to the Chrome Web Store).

When to reload the extension The following table shows which components need to be reloaded to see changes:

Create an .env file and put your environment variables in there in the format MY_ENV_VARIABLE=VARIABLE_VALUE (no quote marks, no spaces, no additional formatting)
pip install dot-env
In the Python file where you want to use the actual environment variables:

from dotenv import load_dotenv 
load_dotenv()

# And then wherever you want to actually use the environment variable:

os.getenv('MY_ENV_VARIABLE')

Rename the repo through clicking "Settings" on the page for the repo.
All commits and other things will be auto-redirected to this new repo, BUT:
For the local copy, rename it as usual (mv old_name new_name) AND
git remote set-url origin git@github.com:username/the-entire-new-url
Make a minor change locally and do a test commit to ensure the rename was successful and everything works.

	# full, working project at: https://github.com/banflam/chess-trainer/tree/main
	import csv
	import pathlib
	import random
	import chess
	import time
	import argparse
	import sys

	def show_board(board: chess.Board) -> None: