I wrote an example of a web page lottery written in jQuery, which was changed according to some examples.
I want to turn it into an .exe executable.
How can I do that?
The file structure is as follows:
jquery-app
|-----css
| |--demo.css
|-----images
| |--1.jpg
| |--2.jpg
| |--......
|-----js
| |--awardRotate.js
| |--jquery.min.js
|
|-----index.html
How should I proceed?
Electron is the most used framework for this. It's not going to be a simple copy/paste into a wrapper, if that is what you are asking for, but it's got a lot going for it - good docs and a great community. Bit of a memory hog though.
You could also use Visual Studio to create a new windows application and use a web view as a wrapper, but I'm not sure if the browser code is bundled with that; or if it uses a natively installed browser at runtime.
I change the .html extension to .hta and then i use vbsedit: import the hta file, include depedencies and finally create the executable. That works fine. Some times it work directly from the html file but not at each time. With hta file i've success each time.
José
