As @MylesBorins helpfully explored in #253, there are a number of promising libraries that may make it easier to develop Node-based Flocking applications where Flocking runs inside a headless Chrome instance. Eventually, we should consider some kind of example code, scaffolding, or easy-to-use framework for developing applications like this—perhaps taking advantage of Puppeteer or Carlo.
In the meantime, Electron is probably the simplest way to develop applications like this.
As @MylesBorins helpfully explored in #253, there are a number of promising libraries that may make it easier to develop Node-based Flocking applications where Flocking runs inside a headless Chrome instance. Eventually, we should consider some kind of example code, scaffolding, or easy-to-use framework for developing applications like this—perhaps taking advantage of Puppeteer or Carlo.
In the meantime, Electron is probably the simplest way to develop applications like this.