Using electron-progressbar in renderer process

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Hi, I need to use progressbar in electron.

But with the progressbar package, It turned out that examples can be used in main process not in renderer process.

Is it possible to use that in renderer process so that the user clicks the calculation button and waits for a while?

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https://www.npmjs.com/package/electron-progressbar#more-examples

Hi, I need to use progressbar in electron.

But with the progressbar package, It turned out that examples can be used in main process not in renderer process.

Is it possible to use that in renderer process so that the user clicks the calculation button and waits for a while?

edited Nov 8 at 9:17

wanttobeprofessional

87731223

asked Nov 8 at 4:59

Antonio SEO

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up vote
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down vote

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https://www.npmjs.com/package/electron-progressbar#more-examples

Hi, I need to use progressbar in electron.

But with the progressbar package, It turned out that examples can be used in main process not in renderer process.

Is it possible to use that in renderer process so that the user clicks the calculation button and waits for a while?

edited Nov 8 at 9:17

wanttobeprofessional

87731223

asked Nov 8 at 4:59

Antonio SEO

858

https://www.npmjs.com/package/electron-progressbar#more-examples

Hi, I need to use progressbar in electron.

But with the progressbar package, It turned out that examples can be used in main process not in renderer process.

Is it possible to use that in renderer process so that the user clicks the calculation button and waits for a while?

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edited Nov 8 at 9:17

wanttobeprofessional

87731223

asked Nov 8 at 4:59

Antonio SEO

858

edited Nov 8 at 9:17

wanttobeprofessional

87731223

asked Nov 8 at 4:59

Antonio SEO

858

edited Nov 8 at 9:17

wanttobeprofessional

87731223

edited Nov 8 at 9:17

wanttobeprofessional

87731223

edited Nov 8 at 9:17

wanttobeprofessional

87731223

asked Nov 8 at 4:59

Antonio SEO

858

asked Nov 8 at 4:59

Antonio SEO

858

asked Nov 8 at 4:59

Antonio SEO

858

add a comment |

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Yes it is.

1. In the main process

global.ProgressBar = require('electron-progressbar');

2. In the renderer process

const { getGlobal, app } = require('electron').remote;

const ProgressBar = getGlobal('ProgressBar');



app.on('ready', function() {

  var progressBar = new ProgressBar({

  text: 'Preparing data...',

  detail: 'Wait...'

});

edited Nov 8 at 13:21

answered Nov 8 at 8:38

Nishkal Kashyap

20219

For me this error happens do you know why?? Uncaught TypeError: ProgressBar is not a constructor
– Antonio SEO
Nov 8 at 12:41

@AntonioSEO check the edited answer. There was a correction. I believe now it should work fine.
– Nishkal Kashyap
Nov 8 at 13:22

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Yes it is.

1. In the main process

global.ProgressBar = require('electron-progressbar');

2. In the renderer process

const { getGlobal, app } = require('electron').remote;

const ProgressBar = getGlobal('ProgressBar');



app.on('ready', function() {

  var progressBar = new ProgressBar({

  text: 'Preparing data...',

  detail: 'Wait...'

});

edited Nov 8 at 13:21

answered Nov 8 at 8:38

Nishkal Kashyap

20219

For me this error happens do you know why?? Uncaught TypeError: ProgressBar is not a constructor
– Antonio SEO
Nov 8 at 12:41

@AntonioSEO check the edited answer. There was a correction. I believe now it should work fine.
– Nishkal Kashyap
Nov 8 at 13:22

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Yes it is.

1. In the main process

global.ProgressBar = require('electron-progressbar');

2. In the renderer process

const { getGlobal, app } = require('electron').remote;

const ProgressBar = getGlobal('ProgressBar');



app.on('ready', function() {

  var progressBar = new ProgressBar({

  text: 'Preparing data...',

  detail: 'Wait...'

});

edited Nov 8 at 13:21

answered Nov 8 at 8:38

Nishkal Kashyap

20219

For me this error happens do you know why?? Uncaught TypeError: ProgressBar is not a constructor
– Antonio SEO
Nov 8 at 12:41

@AntonioSEO check the edited answer. There was a correction. I believe now it should work fine.
– Nishkal Kashyap
Nov 8 at 13:22

add a comment |

up vote
1
down vote

accepted

Yes it is.

1. In the main process

global.ProgressBar = require('electron-progressbar');

2. In the renderer process

const { getGlobal, app } = require('electron').remote;

const ProgressBar = getGlobal('ProgressBar');



app.on('ready', function() {

  var progressBar = new ProgressBar({

  text: 'Preparing data...',

  detail: 'Wait...'

});

edited Nov 8 at 13:21

answered Nov 8 at 8:38

Nishkal Kashyap

20219

Yes it is.

1. In the main process

global.ProgressBar = require('electron-progressbar');

2. In the renderer process

const { getGlobal, app } = require('electron').remote;

const ProgressBar = getGlobal('ProgressBar');



app.on('ready', function() {

  var progressBar = new ProgressBar({

  text: 'Preparing data...',

  detail: 'Wait...'

});

edited Nov 8 at 13:21

answered Nov 8 at 8:38

Nishkal Kashyap

20219

edited Nov 8 at 13:21

answered Nov 8 at 8:38

Nishkal Kashyap

20219

answered Nov 8 at 8:38

Nishkal Kashyap

20219

answered Nov 8 at 8:38

Nishkal Kashyap

20219

For me this error happens do you know why?? Uncaught TypeError: ProgressBar is not a constructor
– Antonio SEO
Nov 8 at 12:41

@AntonioSEO check the edited answer. There was a correction. I believe now it should work fine.
– Nishkal Kashyap
Nov 8 at 13:22

add a comment |

For me this error happens do you know why?? Uncaught TypeError: ProgressBar is not a constructor
– Antonio SEO
Nov 8 at 12:41

@AntonioSEO check the edited answer. There was a correction. I believe now it should work fine.
– Nishkal Kashyap
Nov 8 at 13:22

For me this error happens do you know why?? Uncaught TypeError: ProgressBar is not a constructor
– Antonio SEO
Nov 8 at 12:41

@AntonioSEO check the edited answer. There was a correction. I believe now it should work fine.
– Nishkal Kashyap
Nov 8 at 13:22

add a comment |

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