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Here, I'm using the Wails for GoLang. ref: https://wails.app/
Wails helps in giving frontend to simple golang apps. In which it uses javascript, html and css to render the ui and connect frontend to backend. I am a total stranger to Javascript. So, here there is a Simple Golang Generate() that sets some string to the wails store using mystore.set("string"), which,I think, in the javascript side is some kind of callback function and calls back that string value using mystore.subscribe(). Wails has a default example for that. Where whenever any backend function generates any value and sets in the store using mystore.set(abc), it takes that store value and sets that to the span element as below.
HTML:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-25 at 18:52That's because that's asynchronous code. The callback in mystore.subscribe will only be called "at some point" therefore logoTitle won't be set for a while. You're basically telling mystore "once you got the value, call that function" but your code immediately continues executing the statements after it.
If you want to run code that depends on the value passed to your callback, put that code (or a call to it) in your callback.
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I have to create a desktop app on top of existing Go backend code, since this requirement and my knowledge in web development I'm using Wails.
With Wails CLI I generated the desktop app project in a subfolder of the back end main project. This is how the folder structure looks like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-30 at 11:03I see that you use go-module and store code in a repo with sub-module
The problem is that you forgot add "desktopApp"-prefix
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I want to code an app in go that is able to open a custom filetype (.slc) on MacOS. I created a blank xcode project to get all the necessary code and implemented it via cgo into my app. When I double click a file the app opens but complains that it cannot open files in this format:
This is my Info.plist:
Implementation as follows:
/surge/appDelegate_darwin.go
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-16 at 18:40After some sleepless nights I found my own solution through investigating and learning how a regular mac app is structured.
Additionally to implementing AppDelegate it is also necessary to implement Document and some additional functions to get it running. Here is my
/surge/appDelegate_darwin.h
QUESTION
I have a panda dataframe like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-12 at 15:16Use numpy.select:
QUESTION
I have two vue files, app.vue and logincomponent.vue.
I use logincomponent.vue to make template that does login box and uses scripts to communicate with go backend in wails, the code itself works, but I'm trying to change value in main app.vue but i cant get it working.
The question is: "How do I change value of variable in main vue app from component?"
Import: ...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-15 at 19:34The short answer to if the state of the parent component (or main Vue instance) can be changed from a child component, is no or at least it should not be done. It's an anti-pattern and can produce bugs in your code.
But you have two choices here.
- To emit an event from child component, and handling it from parent. So the parent is responsible of changing its own state with its own logic. When you need to change a value from the main instance from a child component, you emit the event, even with a value you can pass to the emit function, and you program your main instance to listen that event and respond accordingly. More info here: listening to child component events.
To add a Vuex store to your app. In this way you abstract the state of the app that's common to several components. So your child component could ask the store to change certain state. More info here: Vuex
Using Vuex is more complex dough, if your app is simple I'd go with first option.
QUESTION
I'm trying to use Wails on a Windows box, but I'm getting:
In file included from C:\Go\external\pkg\mod\github.com\wailsapp\wails@v1.0.2-pre2\lib\renderer\webview\webview.go:26:0: ./webview.h:64:22: fatal error: mshtmhst.h: No such file or directory
I've tried this on two boxes: one with Windows 10 64 bit and another with Windows 10 32 bit.
My primary development box is Win 10 64 bit, but my final application must be compiled in 32 bit.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-07 at 13:54As @Flimzy says in his comment, I did a fresh reinstall of my Mingw. It works.
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