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nativefier-templates

My own nativefier templates with a little introduction to what is it.

What is nativefier?

Is a multiplatform open-source wrapper (available here) to create native apps from webpages.

Why use it?

My sole purpose is to manage my ALT+TAB and workspace contexts in a more explicit, better way.

You can also use it as a Zen Mode, without address bar.

What I need to run it?

You'll need node (8+) and npm.

How to install it?

npm install nativefier -g will do the trick.

How to use it?

Basically, nativefier --name "My App" "https://www.myapp.com"

How to alter icons

The build script tries to use icons from the Nativefier Icons repo.

But you change your icon by replacing the icon.(png|ico|icns) in the path/to/nativefier-app/resources/app/ directory.

Inject your own files

You can inject JavaScript and CSS files with the --inject "/path/to/file.js".

Internal URLs on the app

In some cases, you want to include another domains in the scope of you app. You can use --internal-urls "(accounts\.google\.com.*|*\.domain\.com)" to add google OAuth login, for example.

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