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Hello, you can easily do this by using the `--arch` and `--platform` flags in your command to generate the app specifically for your target operating system. ✅ ⚛️ References: 1️⃣ arch: github.com/nativefier/nativefier/blob/master/API.md#arch 2️⃣ platform: github.com/nativefier/nativefier/blob/master/API.md#platform

⚛️ To create a simple folder-based code editor using Electron, start by setting up an Electron project with a main process (`main.js`) to create the app window and a renderer (`index.html` + `renderer.js`) for the UI. 🟢 Use an `<input type="file">` with the `webkitdirectory` attribute to select a folder, then read files using Node.js's `fs` module. 🟠 You can display the file contents in a `<textarea>` or integrate Monaco Editor for syntax highlighting. 🟡 Add file-saving functionality using `fs.writeFile` and package the app using `electron-builder`.

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Welcome! ✌️ Of course, you can, but Nativefier is mainly for websites and URLs. If you're looking to build an offline app, you'll need to use Electron.js or NW.js. I'll be uploading a tutorial on using Electron.js very soon! 💯🥳🎉 Also, I already have a tutorial on NW.js, which you can check out here: ruclips.net/video/bpC46gGA21E/видео.html 😊

It can be done in a few different ways. 💭 My Recommendation: 🟨 For JavaScript: Use inject_js_start (injects JavaScript before any other scripts run) and inject_js_end (injects JavaScript after all other scripts have run) for simplicity and organization when opening new windows. Use Window.eval for dynamic injection into s or webviews. 🟦 For CSS: Use insertCSS for webviews, and append <style> or <link> tags for general use.

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💡 In JavaScript, you can replace text using the replace() method, which is available on strings. This method allows you to search for a specified substring or a regular expression and replace it with another substring.

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The error message “Cannot read properties of null” typically indicates that you’re trying to access a property or method on an object that is currently null. This often happens when an element you’re trying to manipulate hasn’t been found in the DOM, or if there’s a typo in your code. 💡 Here’s a general approach to troubleshoot this issue: • Check your selectors: Ensure that the element you’re trying to access exists and that your selector is correct. ✅ • Verify the timing: Make sure you’re trying to access the element after it has been loaded into the DOM. ✅ • Debug your code: Use console.log statements or a debugger tool to check the values of variables and the state of your elements at runtime. ✅

There isn’t a programmatic way to achieve this. ✏️