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QUESTION
My build works locally. After I commit the code to Github and then download the app, a node_module isn't found. I definitely installed and it works before committing to Github. Any idea why?
Package.json
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-28 at 20:06I ended up putting the version that was working before Github on a website where it could be downloaded and linked it to the repository.
QUESTION
I am working on a new project using Electron and ReactJS. The project works fine in development mode, but I am trying to create an installer for Windows but no matter what I try and what I find on Google nothing works. I just get a blank white screen.
Below is my pacakge.json
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-23 at 12:06After a hell of a lot of trial and error I've managed to get it working finally.
The first thing was to change my App.js so that instead of using BrowserRouter I now use HashRouter as follows and use the history from react-router-dom
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-24 at 13:17npm has a ignore-scripts
configuration key. It's expected value is a Boolean and it's set to false
by default.
Perhaps it has inadvertently been set to true
.
To get
/set
the ignore-scripts
configuration you can utilize the npm-config command:
Check its current setting by running:
QUESTION
I cant understand where does squirell installer gets the value of GitHub, Inc.
when creating shortcut on line ApplyReleasesImpl: Creating shortcut
?
SquirrelSetup.log
is:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-24 at 11:35It appears that the Group Name where shortcut is created depends on electron-packager supplied metadata company name value. An additional parameter to electron-packager fixed the issue:
'--win32metadata.CompanyName="My Company" '
QUESTION
I am trying to build a electron installer for windows platform in Azure DevOps
. I have successfully ran the electron-package command with npm run build (look at my package.json
). After that when I try to run the command to create the RELEASES, .msi, .exe and .nupkg files with electron-winstaller
it throws an error saying:
The system cannot find the path specified. at Squirrel.Utility.d__23.MoveNext()<---
The command that I executed was npm run create-installer-win
which executes the command node build.js
.
The build runs in a on-premises agent with windows server 2014.
Locally everything works fine.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-19 at 13:41The was with Squirrel.
My agent is running with NT AUTHORITY\System user which does not have permission to create the SquirrelTemp folder in %appdata%. When it try to create de folder in current folder it throws the error because it does not find the SquirrelTemp folder.
The solution I have found was to set a environment variable SQUIRREL_TEMP in the build pipeline with the value to %currentfolder%\SquirrelTemp and it works.
Thanks to https://github.com/Squirrel/Squirrel.Windows/issues/1081#issuecomment-340958128
QUESTION
I am developing an ELECTRON Application, I was wondering if I could load a URL instead of a File inside of Package.json ("main": "Loader.js",)
I've tried replacing the file with a URL and it says it can't find the App!
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-10 at 21:58expect that Electron accepts the URL and loads the app
You cannot. Entrypoint of electron app is not a renderer process (chromium) but a node.js process which owns responsibility to create browserwindow. You should point local file first, and inside of that file you can point remote address via BrowserWindow.loadURL
.
QUESTION
I have followed the official Electron tutorials along with a few others online and created the files associated within my directories. However, the files shown in the tutorials are JavaScript rather than TypeScript as I am using this within Angular.
Is there any way in which the files I have created can be converted from using require
to actually import
ing them?
Electron getting started guide
I have seen in the past doing things like import * as component from './...'
, but I'm unsure as to importing multiple components from the same source such as:
const {app, BrowserWindow} = require('electron');
electronStart.ts (this is called main.js
in the tutorial, but there is already a file of this name generated by Angular-CLI)
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-24 at 10:46More of an IDE issue I think.
Make a global search and replace with regexes :
QUESTION
I'm using electron-packager
for creating packages and electron-squirrel-startup
for creating the installer. It was working fine, I was getting shortcut icon and everything was fine. But all of sudden now it stopped working. No shortcut icon, and even in task manager its showing "Electron"
instead of "MyApp"
. I'm clueless at this moment.
Package command:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-03 at 18:29I think you installed the newest version of electron-packager
that now doesn't have an option for version-string
, they changed it to win32metadata
.
From what I've seen win32metadata
option is exactly like version-string
except it's name is different.
Your package script would become this:
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