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…wserRouter to HashRouter due to a bug in Electron implementation, added icons corresponding to each operating system
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…er (BrowserRouter) or if it is in electron (HashRouter) so that there are no problems in the routes
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Hello, I have integrated Electron into the project, a powerful tool that allows you to create cross-platform applications that can be compiled in formats such as .exe (Windows), .dmg (macOS) and .AppImage (Linux). It is important to note that the compilation must be performed on each operating system to obtain the corresponding executable file.
For now, I have completed the initial implementation of Electron. In future iterations, I plan to optimize its functionality, improve the user experience and explore the many possibilities that this tool offers, such as the integration of new features and performance improvements.
I am open to suggestions and comments to continue improving this integration.