python-electron
This is a very simple Python library to interface with the Electron-Packager command line tool.
Key concepts
Interact with the Electron-Packager directly from Python
Enables building and archiving Electron applications from your Python code
Usage
Example:
import electron
application = electron.App(
APPLICATION_NAME,
APPLICATION_FOLDER
)
application.build('android') # or any installed platform
application.archive('ios') # or any installed platform
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