hokein/electron-sample-apps

Features

• Desktop Application Boilerplates - Provides starter implementations and project structures for building cross-platform desktop software using web technologies.
• Electron-Based Development - Provides a comprehensive reference for developing cross-platform desktop applications using Electron.
• Electron Desktop Applications - Provides a collection of reference implementations for building desktop applications that integrate web technologies with native system capabilities.
• Local File System Access - Uses system file dialogs to read and write documents from the local disk.
• Application Examples - Offers practical code samples demonstrating the implementation of native desktop features and window customizations.
• Chromium-Based Desktop Shells - Uses a Chromium-based engine to render web content as a native desktop user interface.
• Native System Integrations - Implements interfaces that connect a web-based UI to native OS APIs, local file systems, and system notifications.
• Native API Bridges - Provides a native API bridge to link web interface events with low-level operating system functions.
• Node.js Runtime Integration - Integrates a Node.js runtime to enable access to the local file system and operating system.
• Inter-Process Communication - Implements inter-process communication between the main system process and renderer processes.
• Multi-Process Architectures - Utilizes a multi-process architecture to isolate system tasks from user interface rendering.
• Electron Application Examples - Showcases specific Electron capabilities such as network request interception, screen capture, and PDF generation.
• File and Directory Management - Demonstrates how to list and navigate local file system contents to provide a native desktop exploration experience.
• PDF Exports - Generates PDF documents from a view and saves them to the local file system.
• External Command Execution - Executes third-party binaries and command-line tools to perform specialized tasks from within the desktop app.
• 3D Object Viewers - Loads 3D objects from files and enables interactive rotation and zooming.
• Application Window Capture - Enables capturing and streaming specific application windows or displays as video sources.
• Desktop Hardware Integrations - Integrates screen capture, 3D rendering, and physical printing within a desktop environment.
• Local Content Management - Provides examples of reading local files, browsing directories, and generating PDF exports from a desktop view.
• Application Menu Systems - Defines custom hierarchical menu structures and binds them to trigger programmatic application actions.
• Custom Window Title Bars - Removes system title bars and borders to implement custom-designed window frames and control bars.
• Desktop UI Customizers - Creates custom window frames and layouts that deviate from standard operating system borders.
• Frameless Window Draggables - Designates specific user interface regions as draggable handles to allow movement of frameless windows.
• Embedded Web Renderers - Embeds remote web pages within isolated processes to ensure security and stability.
• Interception Logic - Uses service workers to capture network traffic and redirect requests for mocking purposes.
• Network Request Interception - Implements network request interception via service workers to serve mocked responses.
• Miscellaneous Tools - Sample applications for API usage.

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