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electron-titlebar-windows
Advanced tools
Add Windows 10-style Modern UI titlebars to Electron-based desktop applications
Adds CSS-based Windows 10 Modern UI title bars to any Electron-based desktop app.
$ npm install --save electron-titlebar-windows
const ElectronTitlebarWindows = require('electron-titlebar-windows');
The module takes a single optional options
argument and exports the TitleBar
class:
const titlebar = new ElectronTitlebarWindows(options);
Properties of options
:
String
- Light titlebar buttons (for dark backgrounds)String
- Icon color (Hex)String
- Bar color (Hex)Boolean
- Titlebar enables dragging of contained windowBoolean
- Resize button initializes in fullscreen modeShows the Title Bar.
titlebar.appendTo(contextElement);
HTMLElement
- Default: document.body
- Element to which to add the titlebarRemoves the Title Bar.
titlebar.destroy();
TitleBar
emits the following events:
minimize
maximize
fullscreen
close
titlebar.on('close', function(e) {
console.log('close');
});
MIT © sidneys
Based on titlebar
FAQs
Add Windows 10-style Modern UI titlebars to Electron-based desktop applications
We found that electron-titlebar-windows demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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