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Muon is a framework that leverages the full power of Chromium including extensions support, and allows you to build browsers and browser like applications with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Node is added into the browser process only for security reasons. It may be a better fit than Electron for your application, if your application needs to leverage the full support of Chromium, needs tighter security, or needs support for things like autofill and extensions. See the Moving from Electron to Muon guide to help make the transition.
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QUESTION
I'm attempting to build a dApp (my first) for a university project. One part of the project is a React based website, and the other is an Electron desktop app.
I'd like to be able to create, sign, and get data about "my contracts" without using Metamask, because Electron doesn't support chrome extensions.
Is there a library that will let me basically do what Metamask does but without the extension (And without sending the private key anywhere)?
I'll note that I have seen an article about how to use Metamask with Electron (Muon), but it seems to be very complex, and some of the tools listed in the article are tagged as deprecated anyways.
Thank you.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-27 at 01:30You cannot use MetaMask in Electron apps.
But you can use WalletConnect that already may have some desktop clients available.
QUESTION
I'm creating an desktop app on Golang with Muon UI (using Ultralight instead of Chromium) and cross-build my app for Linux and Windows. For now the app work fine but it required Ultralight libraries (*.dll for Windows and *.so for Linux). But I wanna distribution my app as single executable file. How I can create two executable files? First file for Linux, it's should include main executable file for Linux and only *.so libraries. And second file should include main executable file for Windows and only *.dll libraries. How I can to do this?
Are there any CLI utils for this? (for using in gitlab CI inside Docker for example) Or maybe I can to do this via Golang (for example using embed package. Can I embedded libraries into exe file, that it is can run)?
Or can I use cgo for link dynamic libs as static into binary file?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-18 at 12:19The honest answer would be: "With great difficulty, lots of pain, blood and tears."
The somewhat longer answer is, that a precompiled DLL/.so may contain slightly more than a mere static library. It it possible to "convert" a DLL/.so into a static library? Somewhat. It boils down to dumping its contents into object files, reverting all the relocation entries, possibly dealing with versioned symbols and weak symbols. No, there are no kitchen sink utilities out there, doing all that for you on an executable binary level.
If you can limit yourself to Linux, you may want to look into Flatpak. What this does is wrapping everything up into a sort of "self extracting archive", which upon launch will transparently and invisibly unpack itself into an in-situ temporary mount point (which you won't see from the rest of the system).
Now, one option would be to build all the dependencies of your program yourself, and arranging for those builds to be created as static libraries. In that case you're no longer dealing with DLLs. However some libraries do not want to be built for static linking, so your mileage may vary there.
Truth to be told: Why is distributing multiple files any issue at all? On Linux/*BSD you must ship separate icon and .desktop
files anyway, so that stuff shows up in the Desktop application menus. Yes, it'd be nice if instead of dealing with XDG desktop entry files we had the option to place all of that information into a special – let's call it .xdgdata
– readonly section, with some well known symbol names, so that we could have truly single file distributable executables.
My honest suggestion: Don't sweat about it. Just ship the whole bunch of files and don't worry too much about "how this looks".
QUESTION
I have a really large file, over one million lines. It contains two columns, both integers. The second column isn't important so I can ignore it. What I want to do is to read the file and only retrieve all the values from the first column that are less than 20,000. However, I am having issues.
What I have thus far is but since the file is so large this will cause issues:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-23 at 18:34That's simple in numpy:
QUESTION
I am using .NET 5.0.101, ASP.NET Core 5 Blazor WebAssembly , Google Chrome, Windows 10 x64 version 2004, Visual Studio 2019.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-09 at 07:41This is how you should call the confirm method:
QUESTION
Suppose we have a array of std::pair
s:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-23 at 07:13You can provide your own functor to do this
QUESTION
I am using CERN ROOT 6.22. I am reading ~1000000 rows of data from a file. Whenever the value in the first column >= 40000, I want to continue the loop without reading the values from that row into vectors. Here is a minimal version of my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-31 at 18:58The problem is here:
QUESTION
I'm trying to for loop a float, and mumu needs to be a float because I'm applying this scalar to list. Mass is another list dependant on a file. I've tried changing mumu to a string, but that doesn't work, is there a rule in python that doesn't allow me to for loop a float value? Ultimately I want the outfile to look like
Thanks in advance!
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-26 at 02:18writelines()
is expecting an iterable of strings and it will write()
each of them.
If you pass it a string, then it will iterate over the characters in the string.
When you give it a float (or an int), the iteration fails. If you want to write something turn it into a string (perhaps with format() or an f-string).
print()
will take an int/float, but writelines()
will not.
QUESTION
I have a python script that writes a file that is based on the scalers I apply to other files I call this file APtest.in . To make it easier for the user, I do not want the user to input their own file name rather, python writes the file name. For example, if all mumu, bquark, tau, and ww have a scalar value of .1 the output file name should be alone the lines of DMmodel_010mumu_010tau_010bquark_010ww.in
Thank you in advance!
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-23 at 04:25Something like below:
QUESTION
I'm trying to delete data using jquery ajax in PHP. I'm able to delete the data for the first time but it doesn't work the second time. It only works when i refresh the page after the first time. I checked the HTML response by ajax to make sure nothing wrong but it still not works. Here is my code.
index.php
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-14 at 04:17Edit your Jquery in to this:
QUESTION
I am calculating the invariant mass from a dimuon channel.
I am using the RDataFrame to do this calculations. A snippet of my code is as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-11 at 07:14The easiest way I found to fix this problem is by adding the branch value manually in my Tree
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