* Give explicity example of importing JS runtime
No where in the docs, google, github issues or discussions could I find an example of importing the runtime JS but after some experimentation I figured it out.
I think it would help future users if a simple example was shown like this so they have a clear reference of how to import the runtime.
* make generic
* Update changelog.mdx
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Co-authored-by: Lea Anthony <lea.anthony@gmail.com>
* Adding additional NSIS install methods (Scoop, Winget) to windows-installer.mdx
Adding Scoop and Winget package managers to the list of methods by which NSIS can be installed.
* Update windows-installer.mdx
Reordering so chocolatey is last, as Scoop or Winget are better/newer options
* Fix systray click handling
* Open Menu if no window is attached in defaultClickHandler()
* Remove systemTraySetMenu function
* Fix a crash in hide-window example
* Update changelog
The code update sets the default extension to the first pattern in the save dialog file filter when options.Filters is populated. This improvement applies to Windows platform interface function for 'Save File Dialog' and provides a more intuitive user experience.
This update allows the application shutdown to be cancelled. It implements the shouldQuit function, which can prevent the application from quitting if it returns false. Additional checks have been added to ensure cleanup and quit processes are performed only if required. The darwin delegate and linux and windows applications were modified to include this new functionality.
A new method OnShutdown was introduced to allow adding tasks to be run when the application shuts down. The shutdown tasks are run on the main thread and in the order they were added, with the application option `OnShutdown` being run first. This allows more controlled and managed shutdown of the application.
An option to disable AssetServer logging has been introduced in the application options. This will suppress every request log from the AssetServer if set to true. This adjustment is useful for preventing log saturation in certain scenarios or environments.
The application shutdown process has been significantly reworked to be more efficient and robust. The refactored code removes the event listener for the 'ApplicationTerminate' event. Instead, an in-process flag is added to the 'Quit' method to prevent recursive calls. Additionally, an optional 'OnShutdown' function variable is introduced to allow custom cleanup operations upon app termination.
This commit adds a robust teardown process for windows on application shutdown. It introduces a field to track the destruction state of each window and checks such before performing window operations. Also, it enhances the destroy functions within application for thorough clean up. Finally, redundant event handlers related to application termination were removed while fixing file generating challenge in go tasks.
Without this patch there's a really strange behaviour if there are
multiple windows.
Having two windows with a webview open with an input field.
Focusing the input field on one window, then focusing the input
field on the second one. Then clicking directly on the non client
area of the first one, e.g. to trigger a minimze, the minimize is
not executed until the mouse is getting moved. As long as the
mouse is not moved the event for the click is blocked and not
executed.
Using this new mode fixes that problem, but we need to handle
‘alt+f4’ on our own.
The frontend interaction has been significantly updated, including improvements to the Greet function and the addition of an ongoing time display. Additionally, dependencies in package.json have been updated to their latest versions. Also, redundant print statement was removed from messageprocessor_call.go and changes were made to layout structure and styles in the main.go.tmpl and index.html files.
