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reactium-electron

v0.0.6

Published

A package for running Reactium as an Electron App

Downloads

4

Readme

Reactium Electron

Convert your Reactium App into a desktop app.

Install

  • Install both electron and reactium-electron:
$ npm install --save electron reactium-electron
  • Update your package.json start script:
electron ./node_modules/reactium-electron/index.js
  • Start the App:
$ npm start

Config

You can customize the Electron app by setting the following Environment Variables:

SSR_MODE

Whether to run the app in SSR mode

values: on|off

default: off

WIN_WIDTH

The width of the BrowserWindow object.

default: 1024

WIN_HEIGHT

The height of the BrowserWindow object.

default: 768

APP_PORT

The port to run your app on.

You should change the port so that it doesn't collide with other Reactium apps.

default: 3000 - Reactium localhost port


Fully configured start script:

cross-env APP_PORT=8000 WIN_WIDTH=1920 WIN_HEIGHT=1280 SSR_MODE=on electron ./node_modules/reactium-electron/index.js