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electron-webpack-boilerplate
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Minimal Electron boilerplate built with Typescript, Webpack 5 and Babel 7
Minimal Electron Starter Kit built with Typescript, React, Webpack 5 and Babel 7
To create a JS library, check out js-library-boilerplate-basic.
npm start
)git clone https://github.com/hodgef/electron-webpack-boilerplate.git my-app
npm install
⚠️ Note: This boilerplate uses
nodeIntegration
by default, which allows your renderer code to access node. Only use this boilerplate if you are running trusted code in your app. Alternatively, you can change this setting insrc/main/index.ts
and adjust accordingly.
Before shipping, make sure to:
LICENSE
filepackage.json
information (This will be used to package your app)npm start
to develop your app with Hot Reloading on changes.npm serve:dist
to serve a semi-production app from the build folder.npm run dist
to build executables for your app, according to the information in your package.json.npm run test
to run unit tests for your app.FAQs
Minimal Electron boilerplate built with Typescript, Webpack 5 and Babel 7
The npm package electron-webpack-boilerplate receives a total of 7 weekly downloads. As such, electron-webpack-boilerplate popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that electron-webpack-boilerplate 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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