How to route in electron react app during production
I am using electron 6.10.0 and using React.js.
electron-builder
Electron Builder: Not allowed to load local resource: app.asar/build/index.html
I have an issue when using electron builder I got blank page and error in console:
Electron builder not copying my dist/node_modules directory in the right place
I’ve got one node application which I’m already launching with Electron. Now, I want to package it with electron-builder, but I’m dealing with such an strange behaviour. Usually, when I build my application, a dist folder gets generated, containing all the transpiled javascript files and also the package.json. Then, I have to run npm i --production again there to set up my production dependencies. So what I want electron-builder to do is to copy exactly the dist directory as it is once everything is installed:
How to remove cpp files from production build via webpack?
I use webpack 4 and electron-builder to bundle and build my Electron app. I noticed that native node modules inside the node_modules directory of the app.asar bundle still contain their C++ source files.
electron-builder, how to set node environmental variables
Node.js in windows system can be set environmental before the server is started, like this:
How to run and pack external executable using Electron?
For example, I have a compiled binary cudaDeviceQuery which returns a list of devices as JSON. Here’s a piece of code:
Run python script in Electron app
I have a Electron project which executes some python script using NodeJS’s child_process module.
My python script is in the root folder of my project.
Packaging Keytar with an Electron app
I’m using electron-builder (16.6.2) to package my electron application which includes keytar (3.0.2) as a prod dependency.
How do I reduce the app size of an Electron app?
I use the latest Electron version 10.0.3 and created a target for app and mas (mac-app-store) and I struggle with the size of the app it created.
Cannot find module ‘fs/promises’ Electron JS
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