My message is too long so you can refer to this stack overflow post if it isn't already downvoted out of existence:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/77855919/using-pre-made-html-css-javascript-elements-in-electron
Any helps is very appreciated!
#Using Pre-made HTML/CSS/Javascript Elements in Electron
remote shale
naive magnet
Your question already has a close vote for "need more focus", but personally I'm tempted to vote close for "need details or clarity". I don't understand your question
remote shale
I will try to explain as best I can, but my terminology may be a bit off. As you know theres the main, preloader, and renderer js files. I want to learn how I can use other javascript files seperate from those that are linked to html elements being inserted into my index.js. When I pull an element I want to add off the internet, lets say a clock, it has its own html, css, and js. I inject the html from the clock into my index.html page. The clock html has links to its own css and js, but I dont think the js is being recognized or something. My question is why isnt the js that is linked in the injected clock html not working? Can I not add a link with a path and expect it to work? If not, where do I have to put the clock.js for it to work?
naive magnet
how do you 'inject"?
remote shale
If you look at that stack overflow post you can see the three differentt fucntions I have in my main/renderer/preloader js files. Essentially I just open up the html file and read in the html and send that to the innerhtml of my main page. within that html data i am sending, it has links to the css and js for that specific html element
naive magnet
look like a JS framework with extra steps
why not just using React or Angular or Vue, or anything else made for this?
remote shale
Do you have any recommendations on where I can go to get info on how to implement react with electron?
naive magnet
hmm, depends if you want to do the config yourself or use a premade stuff
For a complete premade config you can search for "React Electron Boilerplate" on Google. For a config with just a bundler, you can use a tool like electron-forge (official tool for Electron) or electron-vite for example, and then add React to it. For a full custom config, you can create a Vite project, add the react plugin to it and then read this. There are many other options of course, these are just suggestions.