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`crypto` does not work in `npm run ng:serve`
See original GitHub issueWhen using randomBytes from the crypto package, npm run electron:local works, but npm run ng:serve fails with crypto not found.
Same for npm run start…
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I don’t know why I’m still using javascript…
For time travellers, I think this makes more sense now: https://github.com/maximegris/angular-electron#use-electron--nodejs--3rd-party-libraries
Thank you very much!
Stupid question… if I want to use
cryptonot directly in aComponent, but inAnotherClass, is there a better way than to pass thecryptofromElectronServicethrough theComponentto myAnotherClass?