Closed noevermaurice closed 1 year ago
I had the same issue. This line on the terminal
(node:77265) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Error: ERR_INVALID_URL (-300) loading 'http://localhost:./home'
led me to look for the missing port variable. As a temporary fix, you can locate the line
const port = process.argv[2];
in the file background.js
and replace it with
const port = 8888;
or whatever the port you are using for development is.
I'm not sure where the process arguments are taken from, but this can probably be solved by just modifying the command used to call electron or next or something.
Hope this helps you continue development
Same problem as OP, can confirm same problem is occurring for any Next v13.x and Electron v22+. No errors or any logs from my end though
thank you for trying to help i got this error
❯ yarn dev yarn run v1.22.19 warning ../package.json: No license field $ nextron
DevTools listening on ws://127.0.0.1:5858/devtools/browser/d430a5c1-f4e3-4607-8d01-a3c165360dd1
Everyone is having the same issue: https://github.com/saltyshiomix/nextron/issues/346#issuecomment-1536314824
Первый шаг, Вы должны поправить настройки и включить в webPreferences
nodeIntegration: false,
contextIsolation: true,
enableBlinkFeatures: '',
То есть должно получиться так
Далее вы должны найти другие проблемы. В моем случае была проблема в /renderer/next.config.js Вы должны либо удалить целиком файл либо закомментировать следующие строки
Hello, any updates on this issue?
Hello, any updates on this issue?
I wrote an answer to your question, look at my comment on the above
Upgrading Electron to latest (26.2.2 at the time of writing) seems to work okay for me in dev and production, with the caveat being that I was already using nodeIntegration: false
and contextIsolation: true
(per Electron recommendations and best practices). I don't speak Russian but I'm pretty sure that's what @uzunhair was indicating in his comments earlier in this thread!
@makeusabrew
Thank you for trying it!
I confirmed it works fine by removing config.target = 'electron-renderer'
in next.config.js
💯
(v22 - v26 are OK!)
@noevermaurice and everyone, Feel free to reopen the issue if any troubles :)
Dear, the problem persist for me.
I confirmed it works fine by removing
config.target = 'electron-renderer'
innext.config.js
💯
That does not work, if nodeIntegration: true and contextIsolation: false
@MaxLiebsch
Could you let me know, are you using IPC? (ipcMain and ipcRenderer)
Dear @saltyshiomix, thanks that you taking time to reply.
We use nextron in two production applications.
We are importing ipcRenderer in the renderer process, so removing config.target results in missing dependencies for fs.
Any updates?
I'm facing the same issue. Initially, I encountered problems when attempting to build for Windows, prompting me to upgrade Electron to the current version, 27.0.0.
After upgrading Electron, the build process worked well, but I'm now encountering a blank page issue when running the application in dev mode. I've experimented with different configurations, such as disabling nodeIntegration
and enabling contextIsolation
. However, these changes resulted in a frontend error: "Uncaught ReferenceError: global is not defined."
Additionally, when I removed config.target = 'electron-renderer'
, I encountered another error: "Module not found: Can't resolve 'fs'."
I also attempted to resolve this by downgrading to version 26.2.2 and follow the previously mentioned steps, but unfortunately, the issue persisted. Are there any updates or solutions available for this problem?
My versions:
"electron": "27.0.0",
"electron-builder": "^23.3.3",
"next": "^12.2.5",
"nextron": "^8.12.0",
Related to #346 and not fixed.
just slowly port your app. You can achieve the same functionalities with nodeIntegration false and contextIsolation true
I ported my nextron v8 to v9, electron 21 to 31, next 13 to 14, it takes some times, but its not impossible.
Description: When using Nextron along with Next.js in version 13.3.3 and Electron in version 22.0.0, an issue occurs where the application displays a white screen upon start and fails to load the expected content. No error messages or warnings are displayed to indicate the problem.
Steps to Reproduce:
Use Nextron with Next.js in version 13.3.3 and Electron in version 22.0.0. Start the application. Expected Behavior: The application should successfully start and display the expected content.
Current Behavior: The application starts but only shows a white screen, failing to load the expected content.
Additional Information:
This issue occurs when using Nextron, Next.js in version 13.3.3, and Electron in version 22.0.0 together. No error messages or warnings are shown to indicate the problem. Other features of the application may function correctly, but the main content is not displayed.