Vue-cli-plugin-electron-builder: Unable to use jsx

[u3u]

[nklayman]

You have to add support for jsx manually. See the readme for more details. A better alternative is to use the 1.0.0 alpha version. It is almost equally stable compared to the standard release, and is much better overall. Set vue-cli-plugin-electron-builder's version to ^1.0.0-alpha.11 in your package.json. Reinstall dependencies, and run vue invoke electron-builder.

[u3u]

Thanks, but when I run vue invoke electron-builder, it doesn't prompt me whether to use typescript. And it is generated as src/background.js and when I run yarn serve:electron it will prompt src/background.ts not found. I manually extension to ts, will prompt can not be resolved vue-cli-plugin-electron-builder/lib/createProtocol module, because it lacks the type definition.
Finally, I copied the contents of vue-cli-plugin-electron-builder/lib/createProtocol to createProtocol.ts and referenced it. The problem was solved.

[u3u]

I tried to manually add a type definition to test, TS passed the check, but still prompt module can not be resolved. Why is this? 🤔

$ echo 'export default function(scheme: string): void;' >> node_modules/vue-cli-plugin-electron-builder/lib/createProtocol.d.ts

[nklayman]

When the first 1.0.0 beta comes out (next release) all of the changes you had to do will be automatic. I can add the createprotocol.d.ts file if you think it is necessary, but it seems overkill as it is just a single function that isn't used outside of the generated files.

[u3u]

Ok, now I disable the main process TypeScript via disableMainProcessTypescript.
Maybe you can set v1-dev as the default branch first.
Thank you for your great job!

[nklayman]

No problem, glad that you fixed it. As soon as the beta comes out it will be the default version. It will have near 100% test coverage and should be very stable.

[nklayman]

v1.0.0-beta.1 is out, you can use that now as it includes typings for createProtocol()