- Deleted src/registerServiceWorker.ts and all related imports
- Cleaned up WebPlatformService and main.web.ts to remove manual SW logic
- Updated VitePWA config for correct dev/prod SW handling
- Fixed missing FontAwesome download icon in PWA prompt
- Updated docs to reflect new PWA registration approach
PWA now works reliably in all web environments with zero manual SW code.
Remove sourceMappingURL comment from plugin.js in @capacitor-community/sqlite to
prevent Electron DevTools from attempting to load the source map via the custom
capacitor-electron:// protocol. This eliminates harmless but noisy 404 warnings
in development. No impact on runtime or debugging.
- Remove //# sourceMappingURL=plugin.js.map from plugin.js
- Confirmed plugin.js.map exists for manual inspection if needed
- No changes to app logic or build process
fix: eliminate SharedArrayBuffer checks on non-web platforms
* Add platform guard in AbsurdSqlDatabaseService to only initialize on web
* Change singleton pattern from eager to lazy instantiation
* Update worker import to use lazy singleton pattern
* Prevents absurd-sql initialization on Electron/Capacitor platforms
* Reduces console noise and memory footprint on desktop/mobile
* Maintains full web platform functionality and performance
Resolves SharedArrayBuffer-related console output on Electron platform
while preserving all web features and maintaining clean architecture.
- Add electron platform section to capacitor.config.json
- Configure deep linking with timesafari:// scheme
- Set up build options for macOS, Windows, and Linux
- Configure output directory and file inclusion
- Add platform-specific build targets (DMG, NSIS, AppImage)
- Support both x64 and arm64 architectures for macOS
- Set appropriate app categories for each platform
This enables building TimeSafari as a native desktop application
using Capacitor's Electron platform while maintaining existing
mobile and web functionality.
- Replace manual CSS injection hack with Vite plugin
- Configure Vite to handle both main process and renderer builds
- Update build scripts to work with proper Vite output structure
- Remove fix-inject-css.js post-build script
- Update BUILDING.md documentation
- Add build-modernization-context.md for future reference
Technical changes:
- vite.config.electron.mts: Add electron-css-injection plugin and proper output config
- scripts/build-electron.js: Simplify to work with Vite-generated files
- BUILDING.md: Update Electron build documentation
- doc/build-modernization-context.md: Document context and decisions
Security/maintenance improvements:
- Eliminate manual file manipulation hacks
- Ensure deterministic, reproducible builds
- Centralize build logic in Vite configuration
- Improve developer experience and CI/CD compatibility
Author: Matthew Raymer
- Enhance electron build configuration with proper asset handling
- Add comprehensive logging and error tracking
- Implement CSP headers for security
- Fix module exports for logger compatibility
- Update TypeScript and Vite configs for better build support
- Improve development workflow with better dev tools integration
Split monolithic vite.config.mjs into separate config files:
- vite.config.web.mts
- vite.config.electron.mts
- vite.config.capacitor.mts
- vite.config.pywebview.mts
- vite.config.common.mts
- vite.config.utils.mts
Updates:
- Modify package.json scripts to use specific config files
- Add electron-builder as dev dependency
- Update electron build configuration
- Fix electron resource paths
- Remove old vite.config.mjs and utils.js
This change improves maintainability by:
- Separating concerns for different build targets
- Making build configurations more explicit
- Reducing complexity in individual config files
Matthew Raymer
Matthew Raymer