fantasia-electron-main

Electron main process lifecycle management orchestrates app initialization, window creation, and platform-specific tweaks within electron-main.ts. It handles app events, native integrations, and window management using the mainScripts structure to keep desktop app behavior consistent across platforms.

You need src-electron/mainScripts/ organization when editing Fantasia Archive's Electron main process to separate window management logic and platform tweaks from the main entry point. This structure ensures native integrations and app lifecycle handlers remain modular and testable.

Running unit tests and linting TypeScript for Electron main process changes requires satisfying project patterns that validate app lifecycle logic and window management. Tests verify platform tweaks and native integrations in electron-main.ts and src-electron/mainScripts/ directories.

Electron window management supports platform tweaks and native integrations by applying project patterns like app.getPath('userData') within the main process lifecycle. These native integrations ensure the desktop app behaves correctly across different operating systems.

A structured mainScripts directory is needed to isolate Electron main process logic, keeping window management and platform tweaks maintainable. Without it, app lifecycle handlers and native integrations become difficult to unit test and lint properly.

You can use app.getPath('userData') in the Electron main process to resolve user data directories for window management and native integrations. Following this project pattern ensures the desktop app stores platform tweaks and lifecycle data in the correct location.