feat(electron): ✨ call checkConnectivity as a library
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| const NATIVE_LIB_PATH_BY_PLATFORM = new Map<string, string[]>([ | ||
| ['linux', ['prebuilds', 'linux-x64', 'libtun2socks.so']], |
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For the prebuilt binaries, it would be better if we could fetch from the release, otherwise we will get complaints about the binaries in the source code.
Perhaps we can fetch on demand at build time.
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Good point. Also once we publish it to npm it won't cause any problems because it is downloaded to the node_modules folder.
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This should either live under src/ or in outline-go-tun2socks.
Code in third_party should be minimal. Putting in outline-go-tun2socks may make sense, since it aligns with what we do on mobile.
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Yes, but then we need to publish it to npm first (maybe as a private package), otherwise our client cannot reference this package.
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No need to publish. You can npm install from github if you put in outline-go-tun2socks. But src/ works too
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Close in favor of #2263 |
In this PR, I enabled the native library call feature for electron app. I used
checkConnectivityto do the experiment this time. So now we don't need to create a new OS process and parse the exit code.Related PR: Jigsaw-Code/outline-go-tun2socks#103