I turned half the Internet over in search of a solution to the problem and the solutions that I found did not help me. When testing the application, the icon in the tray as well as the code works fine, but after compiling the code in the application, the icon in the tray does not […]

In electron, I have a tray menu in which each item has icon, indicating wheather the item is set or no. To select an item, you must click on it. I don’t want a radio button because I want the set status to be represented with an icon.

Electron launches multiple instances/process for each visible window plus main renderer, chrome, GPU etc.. making it very difficult to find out who’s who in the task manager.

The problem is that when i want to execute my Electron app in production mode, the getScriptPath method returns this error:

I have discovered that if you pass a URL parameter using the command line to an Electron app, it must be the last one. If this condition is not met then electron fails to load the application and returns -1 to the operating system.

I successfully made an electron.js solution and zipped up the file to hand over the work to the computer where it would be used. It is launched by typing : “npm start” from a command line after the code is unzipped into a folder. It has been a while since I set this up, but I remember that I think the process insisted I download the latest version of NPM. My question is this. How can I create a true installer for an electron.js solution? Can I bundle the NPM with this installation process?

I am developing a application that will display the name and icon of the media that is currently playing on the PC. Something similar to the old windows banner when you changed your volume. I have not found a solution within Electron or a NPM library to be able to do this. I was wondering if anyone knew a way using Electron, A NPM library or a CLI tool to do this?

I’m implementing a POS software, that works either in browser or in desktop (using electron). I already have the SPA implemented outside the electron, so I loaded the page using some URL.

How to run a external process/js/.exe in the main application to open the local server verbose cmd for information in node.

using active win possible get url on windows and linux platform (code language electron js)