Is it supposed to edit prefs?
Open the project in a code editor?

Hi there! I was really excited to find Nuwk, but couldn't get it running. I have both nw.js and nuwk in my applications folder, but when I run nuwk, it gives an orange error message across the top saying "Cannot find node-webkit in your Applications folder". Any clues?

Running osx 10.9.5

There is no docs/instructions in this Readme

I seem to experience that my package.json gets rewritten every time i launch my app using Nuwk. not only is the formatting entirely gone, but also settings such as toolbar:false get overwritten into toolbar:true which is not what i want :) what could cause this?

Nuwk! seems like a really handy tool really!

The minimize and close button bar goes missing when the height of the window exceed 700px

I am still uncertain about the greatest name convention for this (maybe throw it in the package.json ? But which one ?)

Anyway, we need a project-wide configuration. Defaults will be the one shipped with the application, and each value will be overridable.

Proposals for the local config file:

• .nuwk
• .config.nuwk
• ??

Sparse config file are bad. It clutters the file tree with thing we never edit again.
I am all for checking first the dedicated config file, then check for the nuwk key in the package.json, then apply defaults.

What do you think of that ?

I know many users use primarily ~/Applications for their apps. Homebrew-cask in fact symlinks to ~/Applications when you use it to install node-webkit. It'd be nice if Nuwk also checked there for installations.

Nuwk, the gui, is a grat piece fo software. Simple, clean, light.
Nuwk, the API is... still in alpha.

I suggest that we separate the concerns in this way:

• A npm package which expose the node-webkit management api, shipped with a CLI
• The actual Nuwk node-webkit, which require the api and make the binding with the view

Also, a cli non-grunt package for building node-webkit is needed.

What do you think ?

Hi @micc83!

I'm a member of NW Utils. I'm trying to consolidate NW tooling so it's easier to find useful projects and give much needed life to stagnant ones.

Hope to chat soon!

Best Regards
Ayush