Chapter 5. Working with multiple windows
This chapter covers
- Tracking multiple windows using the JavaScript Set data structure
- Facilitating communication between the main process and multiple renderer processes
- Using Node APIs to detect what platform the application is running on
Right now, when Fire Sale starts up, it creates a single window for the UI. When that window is closed, the application quits. Although this behavior is perfectly acceptable, we typically expect to be able to open multiple, independent windows. In this chapter, we convert Fire Sale from a single-window application to one that supports multiple windows. Along the way, we’ll explore new Electron APIs as well as some of JavaScript’s more recent additions. We also explore ...
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