Packaging for macOS #28
Commits on Dec 17, 2020
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vue.config.js: set target to electron
This avoids issues with require('electron') using fs.readSync() breaking when we end up packaging it. -
.gitignore: Add more generated file directories
These are the defaults for electron-forge.
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When packaged, we will not be able to load file:// URLs (currently not an issue because the dev workflow includes running a local HTTP server). So we will need an additional protocol for loading resources.
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package.json: Add @electron-forge/cli
This will be used to package the application.
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package.json: Drop deb & rpm builders for electron-forge
We will, at the short term at least, not target Linux.
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forge.config.js: Move forge config outside package.json
This will be needed later as we get more complex electron-forge configuration.
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K8s.vue: drop
window.prefix beforerequire()This was making it hard for webpack to figure out dependencies.
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K8s.vue: read versions as a JS module
When packaged, we can't just read files off the filesystem (as the layout will be different); however, we don't really need to, as we can just import it as a module, at which point webpack can find the file ahead of time.
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src/resources.js: Add abstraction for resources/ directory
This is needed as the path will be different when the application is packaged.
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src/window: use app:// protocol when not in DEV
Because file:// doesn't really work due to security restrictions.
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package.json: Add @electron-forge/plugin-webpack
This will be needed for Vue.js integration
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forge.config.js: Add packaging script.
This does all the fixups necessary to make the build work correctly.
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.github/workflows: Add packaging workflow
This is useful to have artifacts to test locally if necessary.
