@capacitor-community/electron
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Capacitor community support for the Electron platform!
Bring your Capacitor ⚡ apps to the desktop with Electron! 🖥
5.4.0+ of capacitor.@capacitor-community/electron will not function in V4 or above, however all web plugins will continue to function as normal.You can find the docs site here.
While this platform strives to be inline with current secure practices, there are things outside of this platforms control. Please take the time to read through the security checklist the electron team has created to keep your application as safe and secure as you possibly can.
| Maintainer | GitHub | Social | Sponsoring Company | Primary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mike Summerfeldt | IT-MikeS | @IT_MikeS | Volunteer | Yes |
 Max Lynch 💻 📖 |  Mike Summerfeldt 💻 📖 |  Daniel Sogl 💻 |  Hervé de CHAVIGNY 💻 📖 |  Maik Marschner 💻 |  Stew 💻 |  Corey Vaillancourt 💻 |
 Julien Goux 💻 |  MathisTLD 💻 |  challenger71498 💻 |  jdgjsag67251 💻 |
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Capacitor community support for the Electron platform!
The npm package @capacitor-community/electron receives a total of 6,184 weekly downloads. As such, @capacitor-community/electron popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @capacitor-community/electron demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 42 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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