But, it’s a better idea to spawn two node apps, if you are running SSR and if you’re intending for your app to get any kind of traction.

At any rate, you should be able to install Quasar via its Vue plug-in into Nuxt. But, then all you are getting is the component library. You are on your own, when it comes to code reuse across other platforms.

Scott

Sass is much, much more popular in the frontend world and why it was chosen as the primary css parser.

Scott

@dobbel Fantastic, it worked! I checked for htmlWebpackPlugin.options.ctx.mode.spa.

Hi @walfin,

Can you please contact me on Discord (rstoenescu#1511) or via email (razvan.stoenescu@gmail.com)?

Thanks.

@dobbel OK I seem to have some results now. cordova-plugin-firebase-analytics for Cordova and Google Tag Manager + gtag.js for SPA. If anyone needs help with GA4, PM me.

@walfin

Do you know if cordova-electron in quasar is production ready?

No idea. But from what I read in the link you posted, it should be possible/work like described in that thread.

@dobbel Completely blank (if I type just <app name>). “which <app name>” works fine.

If I type /snap/<app_name>/current/<app_name> it works perfectly.

But I want it to run on Ubuntu. Most (if not all) snap store users are on Ubuntu.

I think the snap is somehow creating the symlink wrongly.

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I solved it! I reverted the package.json and package-lock.json files and did an npm ci then npm install --save electron-updater again and it worked! Wonder what caused it to stop working in the first place.

Found the answer, it needs to be installed using --save instead of --save-dev

@walfin

correct.

@walfin
Here’s another thread about this:

https://forum.quasar-framework.org/topic/6580/in-app-purchase-for-ios-and-android-example?_=1604258130797

@walfin

thanks!