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10:34:35> ApplyReleasesImpl: About to save shortcut: C:\Users\zeus\Desktop\Electron.lnk (target C:\Users\zeus\AppData\Local\myapp\Update.exe, workingDir C:\Users\zeus\AppData\Local\myapp\app-0.0.3, args -processStart myapp. To generate this version of your application, install the Electron Packager module in your computer globally with: npm install electron-packager -g You can find a more detailed tutorial about how to package an electron application from scratch here. Here is the snippet of the squirrel logs: 10:34:35> ApplyReleasesImpl: Creating shortcut for myapp.exe => C:\Users\zeus\Desktop\Electron.lnk

I don't see any other ways to specify the output name of the shortcut, so how would I change the generated shortcut to say myapp? We need to create the REACTAPPAPIKEY variable in an. The params are the parameters that will be sent to the API. This works, however, when the shortcut it generated it is named Electron instead of myapp. As you can see here, the fetcher function is used to fetch data from the API. Upon installation I handle the squirrel events like so: //.Īnd the createShortcuts function just spawns a child process to call the Update.exe (Squirrel.exe) with the -createShortcut=myapp.exe arguments

I have an electron application for which I use electron-packager to compile and grunt-electron-installer to generate the Windows installer package.