How to use @expo/electron-adapter - 2 common examples
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few @expo/electron-adapter examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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expo / expo-cli / packages / electron-adapter / src / Config.ts View on Github 
export function ensureElectronConfig(projectPath: string) {
const outputPath = path.resolve(projectPath, 'electron-webpack.js');
if (!fs.pathExistsSync(outputPath)) {
fs.copy(path.resolve(__dirname, '../template/electron-webpack.js'), outputPath);
}
}
export async function ensureMinProjectSetupAsync(projectRoot: string): Promise {
ensureElectronConfig(projectRoot);
await ensureGitIgnoreAsync(projectRoot);
await ensureDependenciesAreInstalledAsync(projectRoot);
}
const generatedTag = `@generated: @expo/electron-adapter@${
require('@expo/electron-adapter/package.json').version
}`;
function createBashTag(): string {
return `# ${generatedTag}`;
}
export async function ensureGitIgnoreAsync(projectRoot: string): Promise {
const destinationPath = path.resolve(projectRoot, '.gitignore');
// Ensure a default expo .gitignore exists
if (!(await fs.pathExists(destinationPath))) {
return;
}
// Ensure the .gitignore has the required fields
let contents = await fs.readFile(destinationPath, 'utf8');module.exports = config => {
return withExpoWebpack(config);
};
