electron

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 got a bug report in my electron app. It looks like below~ We can't find a way to reproduce this. I believe it's some kind of visual memory corruption, but I don't know how it happens... 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61183024/electron-webview-get-scrambled-in-a-rare-case

问题 I got a bug report in my electron app. It looks like below~ We can't find a way to reproduce this. I believe it's some kind of visual memory corruption, but I don't know how it happens... 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61183024/electron-webview-get-scrambled-in-a-rare-case

问题 I have recently packaged an electron app using electron-builder: myProject/ ├── package.json ├── app/ └── release/ All files created by electron-builder are place in the release directory. The executable works fine on my local machine, with all features present through the packaged app. However, once I move the application to another machine only some features are available. Noticeably features within subdirectories in app/ are not included. For example here a snippet of the app/ directory:

问题 I've been refactoring this code into public and I'm using this to solve some past mistakes. Like writing my save and load functions. I need to load in my code some JSON files. Doesn't matter where if I can access it here https://github.com/cicerohellmann/3DBRPG/blob/board/board/boardView.js I've run into most of the possible solutions when trying to bring a file inside of electron or work arounds for not being able to use require or include in my js files after opening my project with

问题 I haven't used Linux much but I'm trying to run an application which I've packaged using electron-packager. So while on Linux, I can run npm start and my app works fine. But when I package it, there doesn't seem to be an installer or anything. Packaging and running on Windows work fine. I packaged using: npm run package-linux Edit as requested: I'm using Linux mint-19.1-cinnamon-64bit. The package script I used is; "package-linux": "electron-packager . electron-tutorial-app --overwrite --asar

问题 I haven't used Linux much but I'm trying to run an application which I've packaged using electron-packager. So while on Linux, I can run npm start and my app works fine. But when I package it, there doesn't seem to be an installer or anything. Packaging and running on Windows work fine. I packaged using: npm run package-linux Edit as requested: I'm using Linux mint-19.1-cinnamon-64bit. The package script I used is; "package-linux": "electron-packager . electron-tutorial-app --overwrite --asar

问题 Is it possible to run some sort of script post-build before packing the installer with electron-builder? I need to generate an extra file that should be distributed but I need the binary, the .exe, to generate it. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44492003/post-build-script-with-electron-builder

问题 Is it possible to run some sort of script post-build before packing the installer with electron-builder? I need to generate an extra file that should be distributed but I need the binary, the .exe, to generate it. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44492003/post-build-script-with-electron-builder

问题 I am developing a NodeJS application. It will be deployed with Electron. This is good because all I will need to do is to package my application in an app folder inside the Electron package, then rebrand it as described on the official Electron documentation, and I will be ready to install it on any computer. In particular, deploying with Electron means that I don't need to have NodeJS installed on my user's computer, because the Electron package is itself a NodeJS interpreter so it is going