possibility to run math-notepad offline using electron #3
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See #3. Suggested-by: Jari Van Melckebeke <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Felipe Contreras <[email protected]>
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I tested this and while it works, I don't want to include all JavaScript files inside the project. I tried my hand with The result is rather simple (bf2c604) and creating a more proper package can be done later on. @jvanmelckebeke Is there any reason you can't do that on your setup? |
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Hi,
I wanted to use math-notepad as a 'real' calculator (as in: using it as an app, and having the ability to run it offline).
Here is what I did:
math-notepadfor exampleAlso a small remark on a possible bad practice I did: when you open the app the focus instantly goes to the input field.
Kind regards.