Open rumblesan opened 7 years ago
When creating the browserwindow (in main.js usually) you need to pass in webgl:true in the options.
https://github.com/electron/electron/blob/master/docs/api/browser-window.md#new-browserwindowoptions
@stretchyboy many thanks! Would it be possible to have a separate build (and maybe test?) process for the Electron install? (Also, could you please update the installation docs here https://github.com/davidedc/livecodelab/blob/master/docs/how-tos/build.md ?)
One last thing - could somebody look into offline mode and a Chrome app (for chromebooks)? Millions of Chromebooks are being sold in education and outside, in fact most of the videos on youtube regarding LiveCodeLab have been made on a chromebook... I think a nice packaging on that platform would be really great...
Opening two separate issues.
Erm build and test are identical (at the moment) but i can see if I can rig up a packager and build binaries . And there is a chromeOS app flag you can add to make it friendly there. Not sure about how to package as a chromeOS app but will look into it as its obviously a thing.
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@stretchyboy https://github.com/stretchyboy many thanks! Would it be possible to have a separate build (and maybe test?) process for the Electron install? (Also, could you please update the installation docs here https://github.com/davidedc/livecodelab/blob/master/docs/how-tos/build.md ?)
One last thing - could somebody look into offline mode and a Chrome app (for chromebooks)? Millions of Chromebooks are being sold in education and outside, in fact most of the videos on youtube regarding LiveCodeLab have been made on a chromebook... I think a nice packaging on that platform would be really great...
Opening two separate issues.
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I'm starting to think about the "pro" version of LCL, and wether it might best be done as a desktop app.
http://electron.atom.io/ looks like a good way to reuse the vast majority of the current codebase, but I currently have no idea what it's like for canvas/3js stuff. Need to give it a look