Rosetta Stonks

• Introduction
• Install
• Chrome
• Visual Guide
• Firefox
• How to use
• Adding time
• Foundations
• Fluency builder
• Validating lesson
• Foundations
• Fluency builder

Introduction

RosettaStonks is a browser extension that allows you to add time and validate lessons on the Rosetta Stone language learning platform.

RosettaStonks, and your Rosetta Stone goes stonks.

Install

Chrome based browsers

➡️ New to installing Chrome extensions manually? Check out the Step-by-Step Visual Guide — includes helpful screenshots! 🖼️

#### 1. Using GitHub Release

To use the extension in a Chrome-based browser, you need to:

• download the file rosettastonks-chrome.tar.gz from the latest release onto

your computer.

• create a folder named rosettastonks somewhere on your computer to store the

extension

• run the following command in the rosettastonks folder.

$ tar xvzf /path/to/rosettastonks-chrome.tar.gz

• Using nix package manager

Instead of the previous commands, if you are on a nix system supporting flakes, you can run the following commands, which will install a folder under the path /tmp/rosettastonks with all the files.

$ nix build --out-link "/tmp/rosettastonks" github:m1dugh/RosettaStonks#chrome

The folder is now installed under /tmp/rosettastonks/

This part is for all users independently of whether you are using the github method or nix method.

In your browser:

• go to chrome://extensions
• check the Developer mode toggle
• click Load unpacked
• Select your rosettastonks folder

Firefox based browsers

• download the file rosettastonks.xpi from the latest release.
• alternatively, if using nix package manager with flake support, you can run

the following command.

$ nix build --out-link "/tmp/rosettatonks.xpi" github:m1dugh/RosettaStonks#mozilla

• go to about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox in your browser
• click the settings button and go to Debug addons.
• click Load Temporary Add-On
• select the /tmp/rosettastonks.xpi file in the file picker.

_Warning: This method only installs the extension temporarily, meaning that if you close your browser, the addon will be uninstalled. This is due to firefox policies not allowing unverified extensions to be used._

How to use

Adding time

#### Adding time in Foundations

To add time on the foundations product, you need to go to your exercises, and click ignore or resolve at least one question. Once this is done, a time field should appear on the extension page where you can add your time.

#### Adding time in Fluency builder

To add time on the fluency builder product, you need to go to your exercises, and answer at least one exercise. If the add time field does not appear, it means that no time request was caught; you need to refresh the question and answer it again. To have the time added, you need to finish the lesson where you used to add time.

_Note: If you don't see the add time field, it means that the actions you took on the Rosetta Stone website did not lead to adding legitimate time, and therefore, you need to answer other questions._

Validating lesson

#### Validating lesson in Foundations

To validate a lesson, you need to start a lesson and go through all of the questions using the ignore button on the bottom right. Once all the questions have been seen, clicking the validate lesson button should validate the lesson. If not, go back to your home page, click on the same lesson, it should ask you Do you want to continue or reset ?, you can choose both, and validate lesson again until it works. It should work after 3/4 times maximum.

#### Validating lesson in Fluency builder

Right now, the validate lesson feature is not available on rosetta stonks.

Building the application

Building the worker

The worker can be packaged using the following command

$ deno task build:worker

Which creates the packaged file /dist/worker.esm.js which is the packaged file for the worker.

Building the frontend

The worker can be packaged using the following command

$ deno task build:frontend

Which creates the packaged file /dist/frontend.esm.js which is the packaged file for the frontend.

Packaging the extension

Chrome

To package the extension for Chrome, the following command can be run:

$ make chrome

Firefox

To package the extension for Firefox, the following command can be run:

$ make firefox

This will produce rosettastonks.xpi, the file for the extension that can be loaded in Firefox.

📸 Prefer visuals? Check out the Chrome Installation Guide with Images

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