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Using fs
See original GitHub issueangular-electron does not work with fs. Please help.
My Electron app needs to read from file system etc
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@maximegris what about for dependencies that use
fsinternally? For instance, I am trying to use walk and I get the same error thrown in the context ofwalk’s attempt to access the file system.I see that in
electron.service.tsyou makefsavailable as a member of the service, but I can’t figure out how to get dependencies to accessfsout-of-the-box.yeah @maximegris how would we use a library that has FS etc as a dependency?