Launcher VS nextron

Unofficial launcher: https://github.com/Ipmake/kocitylauncher

https://github.com/Ipmake/kocitylauncher this will simplify it for you, will handle downloading, updating, and connecting to public servers.

for ease of use there is a community made launcher with a selection of public server available! https://github.com/Ipmake/kocitylauncher

The easiest way is to install this unofficial launcher, which makes it easy to join a few community servers: https://github.com/Ipmake/kocitylauncher/

Check out https://github.com/Ipmake/kocitylauncher/ , this community-made launcher has a handful of servers (and their player counts) listed and easy to join.

Huge thanks to ipmake, who made this launcher ( https://github.com/Ipmake/kocitylauncher/ ) and everyone who's registered their private server with this launcher.

There is someone making a launcher for the private Knockout City release that you can get at https://github.com/Ipmake/kocitylauncher

I believe that will mean I'll need to convert my website to using react-native-web and then use react-native-macos for the OSX app. Is that correct, or are there other options? I know Electron is an option, i.e. Nextron looks like it could do what I want.

I currently have an API running locally on my machine and a build of a Nextron app ( saltyshiomix/nextron: ⚡ Next.js + Electron ⚡ (github.com) ), I'm trying to create fetch get/post requests to the API, but I'm getting a cors error on the electron build. Everything works perfectly on the electron dev.

Side note 2: Nextron. Next.js for Electron (desktop native apps)

create-nextron-app

A second thought, I would not use create-react-app for bootstraping a project today. NextJs works pretty well and you can customize... It's even possible to use nextjs in an electron app. See https://github.com/saltyshiomix/nextron. And also prefer typescript from the start if possible.

We will use Nextron to build the desktop application. Nextron enables us to build desktop applications with Next.js. We will use TailwindCSS to help add styles to the desktop application.