Can you use absolute paths in Electron?
Simple question here that I can't seem to find a straight answer for.
Is there any way to use absolute paths for dependencies (eg <script src="/my-script.js"></script> ) with electron and have it work?
Currently it just does mainWindow.loadURL('file://' + __dirname + '/index.html');
Which loads index.html just fine, but here's the thing, index.html loads
Which fails because it looks in the root of the entire hard drive
This would make my life quite a bit easier, as otherwise i'd have to refactor a bunch of template URLs, and doing some would forever break my app if I ever wanted to add pages in a subdirectory on the website (eg http://website.com/m/).
Any suggestions? Thanks!
您可以使用protocol.interceptFileProcotol()覆盖内置URI来解析文件路径，然后您的处理程序可以将/my-script.js映射到您想要的任何路径。
Relative paths work just fine.. Try removing the first / like so: <script src="my-script.js"></script>
If you really need access the your apps absolute path you can get it with app.getAppPath() :
var app = require('remote').require('app');
console.log(app.getAppPath());
And you could load scripts by injecting them into the DOM with a small amount of inline JS.
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