Comment by seego 6 hours ago Neat! Is there any "bundle/integrate with existing native application" story like Tauris sidecar [0]?[0]: https://v2.tauri.app/develop/sidecar/ 3 comments seego Reply gabeidx 6 hours ago From what I understood, what you want is `deno desktop --include […]`.> Includes an additional module or file/directory in the compiled executable. steve_adams_86 6 hours ago This works well. I’ve been using it to bundle other binaries with my applications and so far my users have had no issues on Windows, Linux, and macOS. I’m still a bit surprised given how new it is seego 6 hours ago That's great to know, thanks! Will look into that.
gabeidx 6 hours ago From what I understood, what you want is `deno desktop --include […]`.> Includes an additional module or file/directory in the compiled executable. steve_adams_86 6 hours ago This works well. I’ve been using it to bundle other binaries with my applications and so far my users have had no issues on Windows, Linux, and macOS. I’m still a bit surprised given how new it is seego 6 hours ago That's great to know, thanks! Will look into that.
steve_adams_86 6 hours ago This works well. I’ve been using it to bundle other binaries with my applications and so far my users have had no issues on Windows, Linux, and macOS. I’m still a bit surprised given how new it is seego 6 hours ago That's great to know, thanks! Will look into that.
From what I understood, what you want is `deno desktop --include […]`.
> Includes an additional module or file/directory in the compiled executable.
This works well. I’ve been using it to bundle other binaries with my applications and so far my users have had no issues on Windows, Linux, and macOS. I’m still a bit surprised given how new it is
That's great to know, thanks! Will look into that.