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Directory `src` stores your [TypeScript](https://typescriptlang.org) and [SASS](https://sass-lang.com) code. When you run `npm run dev` command in console - they will compile to the js and css files inside `public` directory Directory `src` stores your [TypeScript](https://typescriptlang.org) and [SASS](https://sass-lang.com) code. When you run `npm run dev` command in console - they will compile to the js and css files inside `public` directory
In the `public` stored information about your application - images it uses, html pages and something you want to use In the `public` stored information about your application - images it uses, html pages and something you want to use. Other directories will not be available in the compiled binaries
Default application page is `public/html/index.html` Default application page is `public/html/index.html`
To run your application - use `npm start` command. It will automatically run `npm run dev` To run your application - use `npm start` command. It will automatically run `npm run dev`
To build application for any systems - `npm run build:all` To build binaries run:
* For Windows only: `npm run build:win` * For Windows: `npm run build:win`
* For Linux only: `npm run build:linux` * For Linux: `npm run build:linux`
* For MacOS only: `npm run build:darwin`
All binaries will appear in the `dist` directory in a folder with name `[app name]-[platform]-[arch]`, for example `electron-blank-app-linux-x64` All binaries will appear in the `dist` directory
To pack linux binary to the flatpak binary you can run `npm run pack:flatpak`. This operation requires pre-installed `flatpak` and `flatpak-build` packages
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