It would probably be possible, but you might have some issues when trying to interact with the electron backend of your app. If you want to seperate your code a monorepo might be a more suitable choice, but thats up to you :)
@NiklasZiermann actually, I am able to connect the BE, and my BE is in Django, and it is working fine even on the production electron app. The main problem is with the react one. My app displays an empty page when I ran the app using build index.html. I want to use separate repos for FE and BE because I want to keep both of them isolated from the Electron code and don't want to share electron code with the collaborators
I get your point, but if linking to the index.html like i do in the electron video doesnt do the trick, then I'm afraid I cant really help you right now. Sorry mate :(
thanks a ton.
You're welcome :)
Nice video Niklas
Thank you :)
is it possible to keep react code isolated in a separate project and use the build in the electron app using git submodule?
It would probably be possible, but you might have some issues when trying to interact with the electron backend of your app. If you want to seperate your code a monorepo might be a more suitable choice, but thats up to you :)
@NiklasZiermann actually, I am able to connect the BE, and my BE is in Django, and it is working fine even on the production electron app. The main problem is with the react one. My app displays an empty page when I ran the app using build index.html.
I want to use separate repos for FE and BE because I want to keep both of them isolated from the Electron code and don't want to share electron code with the collaborators
I get your point, but if linking to the index.html like i do in the electron video doesnt do the trick, then I'm afraid I cant really help you right now. Sorry mate :(
You might be able to make progress in researching your issues by looking at the browser console in electron though. Good look :)