port VS electron-react-boilerplate

Speaking as a user, an unexpected(?) upside of all this unpleasantness is that it filters out the nasty people. Even though getting on Urbit is pretty easy and getting easier, Eternal September hasn't hit. There are loads of really interesting, really pleasant users to chat with, and over the last year the number of groups has exploded to the point that no one has a complete list. And useful new features have come at a lightning pace, both from Tlon devs and the commputy: playing p2p chess and flicking through self-hosted spaced repetition notecards on multiple devices, without anyone harvesting your data ... it feels calm.

I am working on a project where I need to build a desktop app in Electron. The majority of functionality will be built in React, but there will be a part where we need to integrate a 3rd party static HTML magazine. I need some advice on how to do this. I am building a proof of concept app currently and I have based it on this https://github.com/chentsulin/electron-react-boilerplate

I am using electron-react-boilerplate to create an Electron-React app. The dev tools show up on the screen by default. How can I make the dev tools only appear when I ask for them and not show up on launch?

Using this boilerplate as reference I created an Electron app. It uses webpack to bundle the scripts and express server to host it.