How to pass command line argument in electron
In Electron, passing command line arguments can be achieved using Node.js's . is an array containing the command line arguments passed when starting the Node.js process. The first element is the path to the Node.js executable, the second element is the path to the currently executing JavaScript file, and from the third element onwards, it represents user-provided command line arguments.Example StepsSuppose we have an Electron application where we want to modify the application's behavior based on command line arguments, such as determining whether to start the application in debug mode based on the input parameters. Below are the specific steps and example code:Accessing Command Line ArgumentsIn Electron's main process (typically or ), we can access command line arguments using .Code Example:Passing Parameters When Launching the Electron ApplicationWhen launching the Electron application from the command line, you can directly add parameters after the command.Command Line Example:This command launches the Electron application and passes the parameter, allowing your application to decide whether to enable debug mode based on this parameter.Important NotesMake sure to execute the parameter handling logic after the application is ready, typically within the callback.Command line arguments are case-sensitive, so and are treated as different parameters.You can use third-party libraries like or to more conveniently parse and manage command line arguments.