GSS does support electron or nwjs(node-webkit)?

[ajchemist]

I'm working on electron platform.

I've checked gss official helloworld step http://codepen.io/thegridgssdocs/pen/PweaGN works great on common browsers.

But it seems gss doesn't work on electron nor node-webkit either.

Have I missed something?

[Inviz]

We use it with phantomjs 2 and it works good.

http://codepen.io/anon/pen/pJdeqg is this any better? More up to date gss.

[Gi972]

Hello it works with electron but only in style tag, because when I try with a external link :
<link rel="stylesheet/gss" type="text/gss" href="my-awesome-styles.gss"></link>
it doesn't load the file .
I try without gss in rel attributes like this
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/gss" href="my-awesome-styles.gss"></link>
it load the file but the magic don't operate :-(

Have I missed something?

Update: sorry I forget the code ^^

[Inviz]

Try using latest version of gss <script src="http://rawgit.com/gss/document/ranges2/dist/gss.document.parser.js">

[Gi972]

Hello, I try but same thing it doesn't work

[Inviz]

External stylesheets are loaded with XHR. Do you have COSR access to the path you request with? It also requires web server, as XHR doesnt work over file://. Sorry, I dont know the specifics of those platforms. If there's a ready example that I could download and run, I could try to give it a chance to debug

[jhonylucas74]

I have the same issue :/

[eikooc]

+1 for external stylesheet not working

[xooxdoo]

The only problem with those platforms, is that they make require available in a browser window, which confuses libraries into thinking they are in node environment, which is not, and the whole thing doesn't work as intended for a browser.

Those platforms are chrome browsers with node js bindings, the problem is those binding is that they run on a separate process, leading to v8 crashes and all of that goodness, but sometimes it all just fails silently.

To resolve this I guess you would have to make the library detect if the environment is truly node, otherwise it should work as in a browser

if (typeof module != null && module.export !== undefined &&  typeof document === "undefined")
  // ...