#NFPWatch $WXT
To create a post using WXT, it appears you are referring to the WXT web extension framework, which helps develop and publish browser extensions rather than a social media posting tool directly. WXT itself does not have a built-in "create post" command or feature for posting content like social media posts. Instead, it focuses on scaffolding, building, and publishing browser extensions efficiently[2][4].
If your goal is to create a web extension that can automate posting on social platforms, you would:
- Scaffold a new extension project with WXT using a template (e.g., vanilla TypeScript):
```bash
npx WXT@latest init --template vanilla
npm i
npm run dev
```
- Develop your extension’s functionality, including UI (like popup.html) and background scripts to handle posting logic[2].
- Build and package your extension using:
```bash
wxt zip
```
- Submit and publish your extension using:
```bash
wxt submit init
wxt submit --chrome-zip .output/your-extension-version-chrome.zip ...
```
This process automates extension creation and publishing but does not itself create social media posts; you would code that functionality inside your extension[1].
If you meant "create post" in some other context related to WXT, please clarify. But for building and publishing web extensions with WXT, the above is the standard workflow.
**Summary:** WXT helps you build and publish browser extensions, not create posts directly. You develop the post-creation feature inside your extension's code and use WXT commands to build and publish it[1][2][4].
Citations:
[1] Publishing - WXT https://wxt.dev/guide/essentials/publishing
[2] Developing web extensions with the WXT library - LogRocket Blog https://blog.logrocket.com/developing-web-extensions-wxt-library/
[3] I wrote WXT, a relatively new framework for building web extensions ... https://www.reddit.com/r/chrome_extensions/comments/1fs9om2/i_wrote_wxt_a_relatively_new_framework_for/
[4] WXT: Next-gen Web Extension Framework https://wxt.dev
[5] Building a Chrome Extension in $