oneclick | Repo for the 1-Click VTCLI open-source project

The solution to fix this is put all dylibs (except under "/usr/lib" or "/System/Library/Frameworks") under the folder which is in under control of electron.

Something like this in my project: https://github.com/code4history/MaplatEditor/tree/master/assets/mac/canvas/build/Release

But just putting dylib is not working, because each dylib has information about link to other libraries.

You can check which libraries are linked from each dylib by using "otool" command, and youcan overwrite it by using "install_name_tool" command.

https://github.com/code4history/MaplatEditor/blob/master/mac_canvas_dylib

In this URL, you can find what I did for my project.

According to my understanding, .oneordoubleclick is not an Event, just like .footable or .tooltip. Therefore, you cannot put it in $(document).on("oneordoubleclick","#test", ...)

Here's my solution, with the aid of the plugin source code:

As the commenters have pointed out, there are just a couple of typo's that are preventing the code from executing.

once the first 2 image are positionned , a single loop to reset a transform value should do :

Keep track of last clicked button and you can use one handler for all involved buttons

I sorted out the problem. When I copied the build folder(with only icon.ico in it) to "win-unpacked"- the folder electron-builder created inside dist, the unpacked app(not packed in installer) worked. Somehow, I dont know why, electron-builder is not packing the build/icon.ico and causing error in my main.js for loading browser window icon.

But how i made the installer to work

I just changed its path to uninstallerIcon.ico (if not working try uninstallIcon.ico ) in main.js(browser window parameter) which will be automatically created by my package.json and embedded into the installer and included in the same folder as app after installing. It makes the app work after installing the setup.

perhaps the issue is because flutter can't access your App on launch due to flutter/dart configuration in your project structure. Maybe you can try default Flutter Application name in your AndroidManifest.xml. See image below.

AndroidManifest.xml

The First Method will take more time as too many network requests are involved and

The Second Method will take too much of your server's memory (RAM) as all the documents will first be brought into the memory.

So we can reduce both time and memory by using MongoDB aggregation's $group pipeline, which will look something like this

I got it figured out. In case someone else is looking for the answer to this question, here is how I got it working.

Step 1: Create a file by the name electron-builder.env at the root level where your package.json resides. Please make sure that you keep the file name as electron-builder.env

Step 2: Define the variables that you would like to inside the electron-builder.env file, for example ELECTRON_BUILD_VERSION=99.99

Step 3: Inside your builder-config.yaml file, access the environment variable with the syntax {env.ELECTRON_BUILD_VERSION}

There you go. Have fun. Happy Coding 😊