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tagattie / FreeBSD-Electron

Electron and Electron-based applications ports for FreeBSD

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Electron and Electron-based applications ports for FreeBSD For general users Electron is available in the FreeBSD ports tree. For available Electron versions, please see the following URL: • https://www.freshports.org/search.php?stype=name&method=prefix&query=electron NOTE: Due to resource constraints in the package builders, binary packages may not be available in the official package repository. In that case, you will have to build/install Electron from ports for yourself. For curious users This repository is a playground of the Electron ports maintainer and contains work-in-progress ports of Electron and Electron-based applications which are not yet included in the ports tree. Get Electron: For versions prior to being incorporated into the ports tree, binary packages for amd64 architecture are available on the Releases page. To install, download the file (with .pkg extension) and run the command: Electron-based applications: There are no binary packages available. Run Electron alone is not very interesting since it is a framework on which applications are built. Nevertheless, you can run the default application with the following command: Build If you would like to build Electron or Electron-based applications for yourself, be sure you have the ports tree on your machine. If not, clone it using command like: Next, clone this repository into an arbitrary directory: If you are going to build/install an Electron-based application, copy and companion scripts to your ports directory: Finally, change your working directory to a port of your choice and execute the following commands: Credits I would like to thank the following works on which Electron ports are largely based: • Chromium patches by FreeBSD/Chromium Team • Electron patches by @prash-wghats at Electron-VSCode-Atom-For-FreeBSD • Porting works by @freebsd-electron at electron-port