I am wondering if there is a simple way to have a separate app for electron to keep the dependencies for this app smaller. One option is to make a separate package that depends on this package. Even though we are not pushing to npm we could still using something like yarn link for local development like we do for geodashboard.

One thing we discussed in one of the developers meeting is to use this for developing and uploader app or a folder sync app to take advantage of the electron extensions. Just having a duplicate of the web application is not going to buy us much, but having a dedicated client for specific activities that shares components with the web client could be very useful.

I am wondering if there is a simple way to have a separate app for electron to keep the dependencies for this app smaller. One option is to make a separate package that depends on this package. Even though we are not pushing to npm we could still using something like yarn link for local development like we do for geodashboard.

One thing we discussed in one of the developers meeting is to use this for developing and uploader app or a folder sync app to take advantage of the electron extensions. Just having a duplicate of the web application is not going to buy us much, but having a dedicated client for specific activities that shares components with the web client could be very useful.

Agree. Having a duplicate desktop app does not buy us more; versus if we can have a lightweight client (or even mobile client) would be nice.
Maybe I can put this in the back burner but come back to that once we have a specific use case?

I am wondering if there is a simple way to have a separate app for electron to keep the dependencies for this app smaller. One option is to make a separate package that depends on this package. Even though we are not pushing to npm we could still using something like yarn link for local development like we do for geodashboard.

One thing we discussed in one of the developers meeting is to use this for developing and uploader app or a folder sync app to take advantage of the electron extensions. Just having a duplicate of the web application is not going to buy us much, but having a dedicated client for specific activities that shares components with the web client could be very useful.

Agree. Having a duplicate desktop app does not buy us more; versus if we can have a lightweight client (or even mobile client) would be nice. Maybe I can put this in the back burner but come back to that once we have a specific use case?

yes definitively not a priority

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