Feat/windows support - #150
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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
electrobun 1.18.1's rcedit resolution is broken on Windows (its Bun
bundle records a build-machine path for require.resolve("rcedit/package.json")),
so build.win.icon converts the PNG to ICO but never embeds it into the
launcher, bun runtime, or Setup exe. Work around it with two hooks that
use the rcedit + png-to-ico devDependencies:
- postBuild (embed-windows-icon.ts): embeds the icon into every exe in
build/<channel>-win-x64/<App>/bin/ before electrobun compresses the
bundle into the installer archive, so the installed app carries it.
- postPackage (post-package.ts): embeds the icon into the Setup exe,
re-creates the distribution zip with electrobun's layout, and refreshes
the artifact copy.
Both no-op off Windows and are removable when upstream fixes the
resolution.
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electrobun compresses the Windows bundle with the system `tar` (GNU tar on Windows), which emits GNU LongLink entries for paths over 100 chars — Vite's geist-mono font asset is 102 chars. Its own zig extractor rejects LongLink with TarUnsupportedFileType, so install fails. The extractor does support the ustar prefix field, so the postWrap hook (fix-windows-tar.ts) rewrites both the build-dir archive and the wrapper bundle's inner archive in ustar format, splitting long names across name[100] + prefix[155]. postWrap is now a dispatcher (post-wrap.ts) running fix-x64-headerpad.ts then fix-windows-tar.ts. Windows-only; removable when upstream fixes the writer or extractor. Verified: local install simulation with the rebuilt archive completes "Installation completed successfully!" (extraction, shortcuts, updater tar). Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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electrobun deletes the app bundle folder after tarring (buildEnvironment
!== "dev"), leaving only the self-extracting wrapper (extractor stub +
inner tar.zst) at build/<channel>-win-x64/LLMSpace-<channel>/; the wizard
hook compiled ISCC from the wrapper, so the installer shipped a bundle
without bin/launcher.exe and failed to launch. At postPackage the only
complete copy is the channel tar.zst: decompress it (helpers moved to a
shared win-tar module), strip the tar's bundle-folder root component so
{app}\bin\launcher.exe lands flat, compile ISCC from a dot-prefixed
staging dir, and clean up after. Channels without a tar.zst (dev) skip.
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…blur The app processes were DPI-unaware, so at any system DPI != 96 Windows rendered the whole window at 96 DPI and bitmap-scaled it up (e.g. 1280x800 logical -> 1920x1200 physical at 150% scaling), blurring every glyph. Declare PER_MONITOR_AWARE_V2 via bun:ffi as the first statement of the bun entry, before any window or WebView exists, so the WebView2 renders at the real device scale factor. Windows-only; macOS handles Retina natively. Verified on a 150%-scaled RDP session: process reports DPI-aware, text renders crisp at 144 DPI, layout size unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Friendly ping for review — happy to iterate on anything. Quick context on how this was validated beyond CI: it's in daily use on real Windows 11 hardware (WebView2 renderer, per-monitor V2 DPI awareness, window-state restore, deep-link cold-start launcher, trash/reveal, GitHub auth through the system proxy). Packaging runs through the in-repo hooks (icon embed → ustar-safe tar rewrite → Inno Setup wizard with en/zh-CN installer UI, per-user, no UAC), and the auto-update path stays off on Windows until the update feed can serve it. This is one of three open PRs from us (#151 SearXNG, #152 i18n) — independent of each other, so they can be reviewed and merged in any order. If merging #152 first causes textual conflicts here (both touch |
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What
Windows 11 support for the desktop app: the app now builds, runs, and installs on
Windows, packaged as a standard GUI wizard installer (Inno Setup). macOS behavior
is unchanged — every change is guarded by
process.platform === "win32".Highlights
hiddenInsettitle bar / traffic lights onWindows; native application menu only on macOS; WebView2 default context menu
suppressed on Windows
auto-update is disabled and the manual check surfaces an explicit
"updates not supported" error instead of failing silently
electrobun.config.tsand embedded intothe exes at build time via
rcedit(no new runtime dependencies)L/K)entries broke the electrobun extractor; rewritten in pure ustar format
minimized window saves the Windows minimized-rect
(-32000,-32000,<icon>)asits frame; the next launch restores it verbatim → off-screen 1px window →
WebView2 container attach fails ("flash quit"). Saving minimized/invalid
frames is now skipped, and restored frames are validated against sane bounds
mise run pack:winproduces a standardWindows GUI installer (
PrivilegesRequired=lowest, per-user install;uninstall removes the app but keeps
~/.llm-spaceuser data)Notes
untouched (this PR's macOS diff is limited to the shared app-code guards)
png-to-ico/rceditare devDependencies used only by the Windows buildhooks; the wizard installer itself (Inno Setup / ISCC) is a machine-level
tool detected at build time
expected)
eb4fb64) — happy to rebase if upstream has moved