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React version of this projet.
See original GitHub issueHii @cawa-93 amazing repo. This works great with vue. Can we have a port of this project with React. That will be great 😋⚛
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Of course you can. if you have need - make a fork and change it. I think it should be quite simple: you need to replace Vue and @vitejs/plugin-vue by React and @vitejs/plugin-react.
Find yet another useful forks: https://useful-forks.github.io/?repo=cawa-93%2Fvite-electron-builder