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buntralino-client

v1.0.3

Published

Neutralino.js library for Buntralino. Buntralino unites Bun and Neutralino.js to make a simpler, lighter alternative to Electron and NW.js. Use Neutralino.js API at client and send harder tasks to Bun while keeping your development process easy.

Downloads

274

Readme

Buntralino logo

Buntralino library for the Neutralino side

Buntralino unites Bun and Neutralino.js to make a simpler, lighter alternative to Electron and NW.js. Use Neutralino.js API at client and send harder tasks to Bun while keeping your development process easy.

Buntralino is a hybrid app development framework that lets you use web technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript) to make desktop apps. Buntralino applications work by creating a Bun application that launches and manages Neutralino.js windows. Neutralino.js windows can exchange information with Bun and each other in a client-server model through websockets, with you using a nice promise-based API. Bun is a faster alternative to Node.js or Deno, while Neutralino.js uses native OS' browser and augments it with native functions.

Usage

bun install --save buntralino-client # or use your package manager of choice
import * as buntralino from 'buntralino-client'; // Automatically connects to Bun!

// Wait till the connection to Bun is up
await buntralino.ready;

// Call a method added on Bun side with buntralino.registerMethod
const updates = await buntralino.run('loadUpdates');

// Call a method with options (must be a JSON-serializable object)
await buntralino.run('downloadFile', {
    src: 'https://secret.bunnies.io/builds/windows.exe',
    dest: 'dependencies/secretBunnies.exe'
});

// Send an event to all Neutralino instances
buntralino.broadcast('eventName', {
    customData: 'moo'
});
// Send an event to a specific Neutralino window
buntralino.sendEvent('main', 'loginSuccessful', {
    username: 'Doofus3000'
});

// Listen to events through Neutralino API:
Neutralino.events.on('loginSuccessful', e => {
    const {username} = e.detail;
    console.log(`Logged in as ${username}!`);
});

setTimeout(() => {
    // Close ALL windows and exit the Buntralino app
    buntralino.shutdown();
}, 10_000);

Development

git clone https://github.com/CosmoMyzrailGorynych/buntralino-client.git
cd ./buntralino-client
bun install
# And you're ready to code! Use `bun run build` to compile sources.