electron-json-storage | Easily write and read user settings | JSON Processing library
kandi X-RAY | electron-json-storage Summary
kandi X-RAY | electron-json-storage Summary
[Build status] [Electron] lacks an easy way to persist and read user settings for your application. electron-json-storage implements an API somewhat similar to [localStorage] to write and read JSON objects to/from the operating system application data directory, as defined by app.getPath('userData').
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QUESTION
In my electron app, I'm storing some settings data locally using the 'electron-json-storage' module.
However, in order to access this data, I must first find out the local path.
I'm using app.getPath('userData'));
for this. You can see how my preloader script looks like below:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-28 at 09:06The problem is that the app
module is limited to the main process. As the preload scripts already run in the renderer, you cannot access app
and would have to ask your main process via IPC for the path.
As a side note, it's probably preferable to just use IPC once (when your preload script is initialised, so before you define your main world functions) and cache the result the main process is returning.
QUESTION
I'm trying to store persistent data for an an electron app with electron-json-storage, I tried using neDB but it would throw this error so I switched however it looks like it's not neDB's issue but my own.
Here is the problem: I'm trying to get information out of the storage and when I call the respective get method and put the information out to the console everything seems fine inside the Getmethod, everything even seems fine when i do console.log(Get()) but as soon as I try to map it or get the length of the returned array it thinks that array is empty.
Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-05 at 15:07GetAllCharacters
should be an async function (since it fetch some async
datas). GetAllCharacters().length
will always be 0 since GetAllCharacters()
returns an empty array.
QUESTION
I'm currently trying to grab a value from an electron-json-storage database and return it.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-14 at 07:18put await page.waitFor(1000);
because the element takes some time to update, when you changed innterText
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