Usage with Electron of latest J5 versions? about johnny-five HOT 6 OPEN

I temporarily solved this by using johnny-five directly from the repo, since serialport has been updated to 10.5 which is N-API compliant

    "johnny-five": "rwaldron/johnny-five",

And now electron does not complain about native modules in renderer.

I would still like a full example of johnny-five usage in electron with proper context isolation.

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Hi @Pimentoso ,

could you please explain to a newby how to solve this? I'm trying to simply test led blinking so i can go on with the development, but i'm seriously stuck with this problem.

Thanks a lot.

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Sure @ikcsup I will try making the led blink example work and push it on a repo so you can see the whole thing.

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Sorry, still not working I'm afraid. It started raising the error again as soon as I connected the arduino to the USB.

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@Pimentoso, did you ever find a way around this? I'm looking to make a simple app with J5 and I was hoping to use electron for the UI, but I don't want to use really old versions of electron if possible

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@JFigueroa51 nope sorry. In the end I kept using Electron 9 with Node 12 and updated all the libraries to the latest supported versions. It's a shame because I can't natively build a release for ARM macbooks anymore.
Also J5 doesn't look maintained anymore and I'm not good enough at node to fork and fix it myself.

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