Feature #111: Translation History

[0x6362]

@artemave: Tried to keep this in the style of the existing code and refactor as little as possible, very much an MVP of the functionality to get your feedback

RE: storage and export. Went with JSON instead of CSV, which possibly less accessible to users by default. Happy to create a setting to support export in either.

Other call out is the addition of the dexie dependency. I would prefer not to implement code for handling IndexedDB migrations/schema changes myself, but I've done it before and can do it here if you would prefer not to add a dep.

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• Adds Setting, defaulting to "On", enabling recording/logging of translated words for later export, e.g. to convert into Anki cards
• Adds button to the TransOver Popup Window to save history of translated words

TODO

• Test in Chrome
• Test in browsers still using v2 Manifest?

[artemave]

RE: storage and export. Went with JSON instead of CSV, which possibly less accessible to users by default. Happy to create a setting to support export in either.

Probably best to add CSV as a follow up pr.

[artemave]

Other call out is the addition of the dexie dependency

Adding dexie seems reasonable to me.

[mrkeuz]

@0x6362 hi from beta-tester, I've built and installed it on

• Brave Brave [1.77.101 Chromium: 135.0.7049.115]
• Pure Chromium 136.0.7103.59

What I found:

1. It need to set API_SECRET and MEASUREMENT_ID for yarn build (Just FYI)
2. Download history button does NOT work with error in both browsers:

background.js:1 get_last_tat_sl_tl
background.js:1 Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: URL.createObjectURL is not a function
    at q (background.js:1:111738)
q @ background.js:1
await in q

...
case "exportTranslationHistory":
            await x.store_translations() && (r = await j.translations.toArray(),
            o = JSON.stringify(r),
            i = new Blob([o],{
                type: "application/json"
            }),
            r = URL.createObjectURL(i),  //<- Here
            browser.downloads.download({
                url: r,
                filename: "translation_history.json",
                saveAs: !0
            }));
            break;
...

UPD: Found this after googling