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introduction electron nov dec jan 06 2021 2022 2023 success fail about this capture timestamps the wayback machine http web archive org web 20221206010859 https www electronjs org docs latest skip to main content introducing electron forge 6 a complete pipeline for building your electron apps read more in the forge 6 announcement blog electron docs api blog tools electron forge electron fiddle community governance showcase resources releases github english english deutsch español français 日本語 português русский 中文 search get started introduction quick start advanced installation instructions tutorial processes in electron best practices examples development distribution testing and debugging references contributing get started introduction on this page what is electron electron is a framework for building desktop applications using javascript html and css by embedding chromium and node js into its binary electron allows you to maintain one javascript codebase and create cross platform apps that work on windows macos and linux no native development experience required getting started we recommend you to start with the tutorial which guides you through the process of developing an electron app and distributing it to users the examples and api documentation are also good places to browse around and discover new things running examples with electron fiddle electron fiddle is a sandbox app written with electron and supported by electron s maintainers we highly recommend installing it as a learning tool to experiment with electron s apis or to prototype features during development fiddle also integrates nicely with our documentation when browsing through examples in our tutorials you ll frequently see an open in electron fiddle button underneath a code block if you have fiddle installed this button will open a fiddle electronjs org link that will automatically load the example into fiddle no copy pasting required docs fiddles quick start 22 0 0 open in fiddle main js preload js index html const app browserwindow require electron const path require path function createwindow const win new browserwindow width 800 height 600 webpreferences preload path join __dirname preload js win loadfile index html app whenready then createwindow app on activate if browserwindow getallwindows length 0 createwindow app on window all closed if process platform darwin app quit window addeventlistener domcontentloaded const replacetext selector text const element document getelementbyid selector if element element innertext text for const type of chrome node electron replacetext type version process versions type doctype html html head meta charset utf 8 title hello world title meta http equiv content security policy content script src self unsafe inline head body h1 hello world h1 p we are using node js span id node version span chromium span id chrome version span and electron span id electron version span p body html what is in the docs all the official documentation is available from the sidebar these are the different categories and what you can expect on each one tutorial an end to end guide on how to create and publish your first electron application processes in electron in depth reference on electron processes and how to work with them best practices important checklists to keep in mind when developing an electron app examples quick references to add features to your electron app development miscellaneous development guides distribution learn how to distribute your app to end users testing and debugging how to debug javascript write tests and other tools used to create quality electron applications references useful links to better understand how the electron project works and is organized contributing compiling electron and making contributions can be daunting we try to make it easier in this section getting help are you getting stuck anywhere here are a few links to places to look if you need help with developing your app our community discord server is a great place to get advice from other electron app developers if you suspect you re running into a bug with the electron package please check the github issue tracker to see if any existing issues match your problem if not feel free to fill out our bug report template and submit a new issue edit this page next quick start getting started running examples with electron fiddle what is in the docs getting help docs getting started api reference checklists performance security tools electron forge electron fiddle community governance resources discord twitter stack overflow more github open collective copyright 2021 openjs foundation and electron contributors