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# 5ET-D Desktop App
Current stage:
- Build 0 complete: Electron boots directly into local 5etools wiki.
- Stage 1 in progress: React shell navigation + light visual reskin pass, while preserving wiki behavior.
## Prerequisites
- Node.js 20+
- `5etools-src` directory in this repository root:
- `./5etools-src`
Optional override:
- Set `FIVEETOOLS_SRC_DIR` to point at a different `5etools-src` path.
- Set `FIVEETOOLS_DESKTOP_RESKIN=0` to disable injected wiki styling for strict baseline comparisons.
- Set `FIVEETOOLS_DESKTOP_FORCE_NIGHT=0` to keep 5etools day theme while using desktop reskin.
## Install
```bash
npm install
```
## Run (dev)
```bash
npm run dev
```
`npm run dev` uses a portless workflow (`vite build --watch`) for environments where local TCP binding is restricted.
Optional HMR mode (requires local port binding):
```bash
npm run dev:web
```
## Run (build once + launch)
```bash
npm run start
```
## Package installers
```bash
npm run dist
```
This command installs `electron-builder` on demand via `npx` for packaging, rather than during every local dependency install.
## Notes
- The app starts an internal local HTTP server for wiki content.
- This avoids `file://` loading limitations while keeping content fully local.
- Electron launch scripts clear `ELECTRON_RUN_AS_NODE` automatically, so app boot is stable even if that variable is set in your shell environment.
- SQLite is intentionally deferred until post-Build 0 to avoid native module/toolchain issues while the wiki bootstrap is stabilized.
- Build identity is set to:
- Product name: `5ET-D`
- App ID: `com.notBoris.5et-desktop`
## Troubleshooting
- `app.whenReady` undefined or Electron behaving like Node:
- check `echo $ELECTRON_RUN_AS_NODE`
- launcher scripts already clear this variable before app start
- `listen EPERM ...5173`:
- use `npm run dev` (portless mode)
- only use `npm run dev:web` when local TCP binding is available