I'm using vercel/pkg as well. I have a Node.js server which generates HTML and opens a browser on Windows which then asks the server for that html at 127.0.0.1.
So browser will be my GUI and Node.js packaged with vercel/pkg my back-end. It is more flexible than say Electron because GUI can be anything I want it to be.
My concern is only will users accept a local server running on their desktop. I've tried to configure the executable so that the server accepts connections only from the same host as where the http-requests are coming from.
I assume the same situation would exist with Denon, if you build a product with it and want to use the browser as your front-end. Are users OK with a server running on their PC?
So browser will be my GUI and Node.js packaged with vercel/pkg my back-end. It is more flexible than say Electron because GUI can be anything I want it to be.
My concern is only will users accept a local server running on their desktop. I've tried to configure the executable so that the server accepts connections only from the same host as where the http-requests are coming from.
I assume the same situation would exist with Denon, if you build a product with it and want to use the browser as your front-end. Are users OK with a server running on their PC?