electron-builder

We have an electron crypto app that signs transactions (among other things). We want other websites to have the ability to have a button that opens that electron app, pre-filled with some params (the transaction information). flow is: user clicks "make transaction" on some-crypto-site.com electron app opens up with pre-filled params user clicks "sign transaction" in electron app electron app does stuff behind the scenes electron app closes and sends a message to some-crypto-site.com This could be done at runtime, or install time. What I tried (linux, chrome) calling app

I have a Electron project which executes some python script using NodeJS's child_process module. My python script is in the root folder of my project. Here's how I call the python script: let py = spawn('python',['ResolvePosition.py', obsFilePath, navFilePath]) py.stdout.on('data', data => console.log('data : ', data.toString())) py.on('close', ()=>{ // Python ends, do stuff }) This works fine if I run my electron app with npm start When I build an executable for Windows using the npm module electron-builder and run the executable from dist/win-unpacked/my-app.exe , this won't work, it seems

I see this is because of node-modules and application is packaged with some unwanted stuffs for running. Current file size is 600 mb but I want it to be less than 200 mb. I suspect --no-prune populates all the node-modules in package that is built, but I need only specifies node-modules in the package that is built I tried removing unwanted packages in package.json, it doesn't help me either after refactoring "bundledDependencies": [ "fs", "os", "path", "regedit", "request", "start", "xml2js", "util", "replace", "process", "fs", "console" ], **before refactoring** "bundledDependencies": [

This documentation states that secret variables are Not decrypted into environment variables. So scripts and programs run by your build steps are not given access by default. One of my build tasks require that an environment variable be set that is stored in a secret variable. Does this mean it's impossible to do this using secret varaibles in VSTS? If not, how do I do this? For further background, I'm trying to code sign my electron app using electron-builder. It requires that two environment variables be set: CSC_LINK and CSC_KEY_PASSWORD . One of these is the password to a code signing

For example, I have a compiled binary cudaDeviceQuery which returns a list of devices as JSON. Here's a piece of code: export default function cudaDeviceQuery(): Promise<CollectorResponse> { const throwError = () => { throw new Error("Unfortunately your platform isn't yet unsupported"); }; const file = __DARWIN__ ? path.join(__dirname, 'darwin', 'cudaDeviceQuery') : __WIN32__ ? path.join(__dirname, 'win', 'cudaDeviceQuery.exe') : throwError(); const descriptor = spawn(file); return new Promise((resolve, reject) => { let outerData = ''; descriptor.stdout.on('data', data => { outerData += data;