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by qbasic_forever
1439 days ago
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Honestly I'd look at using Electron because you can take a hard dependency on the browser capabilities and state. If you rely on the user bringing their own browser you're going to have headaches of people on ancient browsers or just supremely jacked up browsers (messed up browser plugins, proxies, turned off javascript, etc.). Node can easily launch processes and there are even fancy process management libraries like pm2 you can add as a dependency should you need it, so the logic in your electron layer can be very simple and just launch some other processes and ferry requests to the view layer. Alternatively a webview-based framework or something like Lorca might be another option if you don't want to use Electron: https://maori.geek.nz/golang-desktop-app-webview-vs-lorca-vs... |
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