nativefier-manager

nativefier-manager is a Bash script designed to manage Nativefier applications. Nativefier is a command-line tool that allows you to create desktop applications for any website or web application using Electron.

With nativefier-manager, you can easily install, list, remove, update, and get information about your Nativefier applications.

Requirements

Nativefier must be installed on your system.
This script requires sudo privileges to install and manage applications in system directories.

Installation

Clone this repository to your local machine.
Navigate to the nativefier-manager directory.

git clone https://github.com/narderlevonian/nativefier-manager.git cd nativefier-manager

Run the install.sh script with sudo privileges to install nativefier-manager globally.

sudo bash install.sh

Usage

The nativefier-manager script provides several commands to manage your Nativefier applications. Here's a list of available commands:

install app-name: Install the specified application using Nativefier.
list: View the list of installed applications.
remove app-name: Delete the specified application.
update app-name: Update the specified application to the latest version.
info app-name: Get information about the specified application in the current folder.
info-installed app-name: Get information about the specified application in the global folder.

Example Usage

Installing an Application:

sudo nativefier-manager install AppName

Listing Installed Applications:

sudo nativefier-manager list

Removing an Application:

sudo nativefier-manager remove AppName

Updating an Application:

sudo nativefier-manager update AppName

Getting Information about an Application:

nativefier-manager info AppName

Getting Information about an Installed Application (Global Folder):

nativefier-manager info-installed AppName

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

naregderlevonian/nativefier-manager