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QUESTION
To provide suitable levels of security when loading remote content, it is stated that a BrowserWindow
's contextIsolation
and nodeIntegration
options must be enabled and disabled respectively. In this scenario, Node/Electron APIs will not be available to the main renderer process. In order to expose specific functionality, the window's preload script may exploit Electron's contextBridge
feature, providing the main renderer with access to selected Node/Electron APIs.
Here is the single contextBridge usage example I've managed to find online but it only contains one contextBridge
.
I understand how to use contextBridge
my question is, Is there a limit to how many contextBridge
s i can use in one preload.js
file and if I can use multiple contextBridges then what do you suggest I should use a template folder structure to import them into one preload.js
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-25 at 10:05You can create multiple contextBridge
s. As for the folder structure, that's really up to you and depends on the nature of the project (like whether you're sharing some APIs between different preloads).
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