Applications created with Electron.NET does not launch after a build

Hello

I start with Electron.net and I have a little problem with:

To explain, I will take example on the demo of Electron.net provided on github: Electron.NET API Demos.

1. I download the zip of the demo and unzip it
2. I go to the directory that contains the necessary files for launching and compilation.
3. I type the commands in a terminal:

- dotnet restore
- dotnet electronize start

Here, no problem, the window launches very well.

Now, I want to build to have a final executable. To do this, I run the command:

dotnet electronize build /target win

The build command goes very well too, the files are generated.

The trouble is that if I run the executable, I have this:

info: Microsoft.AspNetCore.DataProtection.KeyManagement.XmlKeyManager[0] User profile is available. Using ‘C:\Users\Whiskey\AppData\Local\ASP.NET\DataProtection-Keys’ as key repository and Windows DPAPI to encrypt keys at rest. Hosting environment: Production Content root path: F:\Dev\CNet\electron.net-api-demos-master\electron.net-api-demos-master\ElectronNET-API-Demos\obj\desktop\win\bin Now listening on: http://localhost:5000 Application started. Press Ctrl+C to shut down.

Then nothing, the window is not displayed.

Did I miss something ?

PS: I am on Windows 10, with node v10.4.1 and last dotnet core installed.

Thanks, Regards,

[ABWhiskey]

Hello

Launch the command:

dotnet electronize build /target linux

Normally, it should pass.

If your application does not run, try creating a bash script with the executable electron (created using the command above) and main.js. I do not have linux on my machine, so I can not say exactly where the executable electron is, but it must be somewhere in this directory:

./node_modules/electron/dist/electron

Regards.

[ABWhiskey]

Good I advance on my problem. To launch it I have an alternative that works but I would have preferred an executable.

In the home directory (where the main.js file is), I created a script:

.\node_modules\electron\dist\electron main.js

Once the script is launched, the window appears well. Not very practical compared to an executable but it works.

Regards.