electron

问题 I am trying to automate [electron-api-demos][1]app using this sample code. public static void main(String args[]) throws IOException, InterruptedException { int port = 9223;// Open App Runtime.getRuntime().exec( "C:\\Program Files\\Sample.exe" , null, new File("C:\\Program Files\\Sample" )); ChromeOptions options = new ChromeOptions(); String remoteDebuggingAddress = "localhost:" + port; options.setExperimentalOption("debuggerAddress", remoteDebuggingAddress); options.addArguments("remote

问题 There are two prior questions leading to this question (if you're interested): ssl-for-intranet-applications-deployed-at-multiple-companies distributing-ssl-certificates-to-all-browsers-in-an-active-directory-environment In Electron, do you have the ability to override SSL certificate warnings that you'd typically get when using self-signed certificates via a modern web browser? Typically, in desktop applications, you do not have to adhere to the strict online-banking-level certificate

问题 How is the correct syntax to ignore more then one files and folders for electron-packager? With only one arg like: --ignore=docs/* it works fine. But I want to ignore more then one folder and files like: --ignore=docs/* + dev/* + someFile.js 回答1: Use the OR statement in the regular expression by using the | character in stead of the + character. --ignore="docs/.*|dev/.*|somefile\.js" 回答2: This variant works for me --ignore=\"(docs*|dev*|somefile\.js)\" 回答3: For anyone out there who's looking

问题 I have created an Electron app which is packaged into an NSIS installer with electron-builder. Now I would like to add a custom text field to the installer, where the user can input a value (the value should be saved to disk/registry, it needs to be available in the app later). I saw there is a customWelcomePage macro defined in the installer, which could probably be (mis)used for this purpose? But how would I create a macro which creates a complete page? NSIS is completely new to me, and the

问题 I have developed REST API, and two JavaScript clients (Single Page App & native app - based on electron). In both clients my users are authenticating via OAuth2 flow: sends user-password to server gets access_token (in plain text) and refresh_token (in httponly cookie) when token expires they are refreshing it sending request to /refresh endpoint (server reads refresh_token from cookie) Now I would like to implement csrf protection. So I implemented it on my back-end side (Spring): @Override

问题 I have developed REST API, and two JavaScript clients (Single Page App & native app - based on electron). In both clients my users are authenticating via OAuth2 flow: sends user-password to server gets access_token (in plain text) and refresh_token (in httponly cookie) when token expires they are refreshing it sending request to /refresh endpoint (server reads refresh_token from cookie) Now I would like to implement csrf protection. So I implemented it on my back-end side (Spring): @Override

问题 I am trying to package a shiny app as a standalone application using electron as per: https://github.com/ColumbusCollaboratory/electron-quick-start A portable R instance is used and electron calls it to create the shiny app. I need to do this as the app I am building is for someone who doesn't have R installed and doesn't want it installed. This works great until I try to 'sourceCpp' files written in Rcpp. I get the error: Error in sourceCpp(code = code, env = env, rebuild = rebuild, cacheDir

问题 I am building an application using JavaScript, node.js, and Electron. Part of this application is designed to lock the computer until the user authenticates themselves. This works, however I need to make my application disable the alt + tab keyboard shortcut, as currently the user can use this to skip over my lock page (and thus be able to use the computer without having been authenticated). Any suggestions would be appreciated. 回答1: You could turn on kiosk mode for the window which makes it

问题 I am building an app using Electron. In this app, I am building a data structure using JSON. My data structure looks like this: { items: [ { id:1, name:'football' }, { id:2, name:'soccer ball' }, { id:3, name:'basketball' } ] } I want to save this JSON to a file called "data.json". I want to save it to a file because I want to load the next time the application starts. My challenge is, I do not know how to save the data. In fact, I'm not sure where I should even save the file. Do I save it in

问题 I am building an app using Electron. In this app, I am building a data structure using JSON. My data structure looks like this: { items: [ { id:1, name:'football' }, { id:2, name:'soccer ball' }, { id:3, name:'basketball' } ] } I want to save this JSON to a file called "data.json". I want to save it to a file because I want to load the next time the application starts. My challenge is, I do not know how to save the data. In fact, I'm not sure where I should even save the file. Do I save it in