Installing app dependencies #326
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Works for me.
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Why? Your app directory is app, so, run your app in this dir. Why in the root? E.g. |
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In your example project you compile the |
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Got your problem. So, solution — use NODE_PATH env var to add `app/node_modules' to node search path in development mode. We use this approach in our tests, for example (https://github.com/electron-userland/electron-builder/blob/master/.idea/runConfigurations/osxPackagerTest.xml#L4). |
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My final approach: https://github.com/sqlectron/sqlectron-gui/blob/master/src/browser/main.js#L12. Thanks @develar. Do you think it should be documented some where or it is too specific to my implementation? |
Your workflow is very common. Should be documented. |
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@develar are you going to work on this? I can document it if you need any help. |
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@maxcnunes Please document, help is wanted ;) |
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Wow awesome blog post. Really thank you! Fantastic.1000pip builder signals Review |
I am following the suggested folder structure for the project with 2
package.json.The
/app/package.jsonincludes only the dependencies for the release version and the/package.json(root folder) includes the dependencies for the development environment.Although even with the
"postinstall": "install-app-deps"in the/package.json. The npm install does not install the dependencies from the/app/package.json.Do I have to duplicate the dependencies from
/app/package.jsonin the/package.json? Would be good if theinstall-app-depscould read the/app/package.jsonand install it automatically.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: