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Support @electron/remote instead of the old require('electron').remote
See original GitHub issueThe current implementation works only with old versions of Electron because require('electron').remote is now outdated and we have an @electron/remote Package instead of it.
So to support the new implementation, the dependencies would need to be updated, @electron/remote added and the whole Code would need a refactoring because many things are now outdated…
- Update dependencies
- Add @electron/remote
- Refactor code
I already created a fork and started updating the dependencies: https://github.com/CMiksche/ngx-electron
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- Created 2 years ago
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- Comments:16 (1 by maintainers)
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Instead of using
ngx-electronpackage use your own ElectronService. An example can be found here.Actually not working in the scope of electron / angular. Will look into all open issues next week
https://thorsten-hans.com
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