@rstoenescu said in v0.15 news:
Hi All,
We wish you “Happy Holidays” and a “Happy New Year”!
v0.15 is scheduled to be released mid-January the latest…
Not to stress you, but do we have to wait for another month or will it be released in the end of January?
Im just curious as some of my starting projects perhaps might depend on it.
Regards Steffan
@rstoenescu said in v0.15 news:
Hi All,
We wish you “Happy Holidays” and a “Happy New Year”!
v0.15 is scheduled to be released mid-January the latest…
Not to stress you, but do we have to wait for another month or will it be released in the end of January?
Im just curious as some of my starting projects perhaps might depend on it.
Regards Steffan
@wannymiarelli said in Quasar v0.15 Roadmap:
let Raz do his work - use your time to test the lib, check the docs, report issue and trust Raz
Hehe, I will stop asking. Tell Raz to get some sleep and food to, we can wait 
@max Nice!
But is it possible to test it already? When I download from the quasarframework/quasar-future.git repository the template from quasar init is wrong. Is it anywhere I can get the template for v.015?
Im, sorry but this is not electron related, electron runs as it should. I think the problem is the configuration of quasar by how webpack and babel is configured.
Please see https://github.com/quasarframework/quasar/issues/1224
@benoitranque and yes I want http module ( tcp/ip ) controll not axios. Im targetting the computer hardware, not other clients only.
@benoitranque Thats not related to my question or my attention. But yes, I know about socket.io
If you do not know how to setup config to use quasar electron with target node in webpack, or can not show me how to use native node libs in electron quasar, please do not respond. Thank you.
Ah, thx.
Now I get more of the electron lib idea.
I found several helpful information ex.
https://electronjs.org/docs/api/net
https://github.com/electron/electron-rebuild
https://github.com/electron/electron/blob/master/docs/tutorial/using-native-node-modules.md
https://github.com/shelljs/shelljs#execcommand--options--callback
For exec on mac:
https://github.com/sindresorhus/fix-path
Btw. serve files from a client app should not be an issue. Its done in almost every game which acts both like a client and a server.
I need my applications both to serve and be served
Edit:
Im sorry, I think my problem still persist.
The problem is that electron actually does run and executes my code:
import net from ‘net’;
net.createServer (…); // etc… (this executes when webpack target is node)
But vue does not load because native node doesnt recognize require() which is used in main.js etc…
Any1 made this work with quasar? I got it work using electron-vue, but it would help alot more if it worked with quasar also.
I need several native dependecies including exec, net etc… Is there no way to config it to get it work with target node?
Hi, I have a fresh install of quasar default starter kit with default electron wrapper.
Im trying to:
Import http from ‘http’ in App.vue
Which of course dont work in browser,
but it does also not work in electron when running quasar dev in electron folder.
I tried to change target to ‘node’ in webpack conf in root folder which make it work, but then require doesnt work anymore and vue wont load. (But it does load http thought and electron app does run / work)
How to use target ‘node’ in webpack config without break quasar / vue? Or how to use http in electron app? I cant figure out the right config.
