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[REQUEST] electron-packager configuration

See original GitHub issue

I’m new to Electron/desktop apps coming from a React/web app background. I’ve started writing an application based on your boilerplate but I haven’t been able to get electron-packager to build the actual .app executable.

Have you accomplished that for this repo and do you have any plans to add those instructions to the blog post?

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Created 7 years ago
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csepulvcommented, Jun 19, 2017

done

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hawkinscommented, Jun 17, 2017

@vicentedealencar 's electron-builder setup commit worked beautifully for me, but it may be handy to add a link to it in the readme, like you’ve done for the logging capture branch, for visitors who don’t think to search the GitHub issues 🙂

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