electron-vite VS bytenode

Hi all, setting up an Electron-Vite project with Svelte as the framework (https://electron-vite.org/).

I have a electron app using electron-vite (https://electron-vite.org/). My electron app contains my nestjs backend code also. by default electron-vite build contains main,preload and renderer folder, Now I want to integrate my backend here also when I build my electron app. Can anyone help me to achieve this?

electron-vite brings Vite capabilities to Electron app development. It uses Vite at its core to build and serve web applications running in the Electron-embedded Chromium browser (renderer process).

My suggestion is to start with the Electron Vite template, and understand how they set up IPC stuff, and just use that as the template for when you have to move data between the main and renderer processes.

I'm using this one instead of forge: https://evite.netlify.app/

GitHub：https://github.com/alex8088/electron-vite/

electron-vite inspired by bytenode, the specific implementation:

take a look into this one, https://github.com/bytenode/bytenode

did you try https://github.com/bytenode/bytenode? take a look, it seems it does what you need

The title is a bit misleading; the post is about jsc files containing nodejs "bytecode" produced by bytenode.

It doesn't appear that there is any performance penalty to using Bytenode. There are some benchmark functions in the repository, but certainly more work could be done to test. My gut feeling is that the minor overhead of loading the binary is balanced out by the minor speed increase by giving V8 a pre-compiled file.