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How can I create self-contained executables in Windows and GNU/Linux? #243
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This is not currently a feature of electron-packager. (Even for Mac apps, they're not technically "self contained executables", it's a special folder.) That being said, if someone creates a Node module that transforms an Electron-based app into a self-contained executable, we would be open to a pull request that adds integration via an optional parameter. |
Here's the answer the Electron people gave a while ago: electron/electron#914 |
@malept Thank you very much to the link! |
Something new here? Is it possible to pack app in to a single .exe file |
No. |
@danielehrhardt You can use |
Also, it is possible by |
Also looking for the answer to this question. |
For those using electron-forge, we've built a Maker plugin that builds a portable Windows https://github.com/rabbit-hole-syndrome/electron-forge-maker-portable |
That's interesting. A quick question, is a portable app able to update itself? Based on https://www.electronjs.org/docs/latest/api/auto-updater#windows, the app can only update itself, when it's installed: |
Is there a way to create a self contained executable that includes all the files from the output directory in Windows and GNU/Linux?
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