• This tool should help developers to manage changes between local repository and Oracle Database. So developers can export changes made in database as DDL and export those to local files.

• Run npm install

• Run npm run dev to start webpack-dev-server. Electron will launch automatically after compilation.

You have two options, an automatic build or two manual steps

• Run npm run package to have webpack compile your application into dist/bundle.js and dist/index.html, and then an electron-packager run will be triggered for the current platform/arch, outputting to builds/

Recommendation: Update the "postpackage" script call in package.json to specify parameters as you choose and use the npm run package command instead of running these steps manually

• Run npm run build to have webpack compile and output your bundle to dist/bundle.js
• Then you can call electron-packager directly with any commands you choose

If you want to test the production build (In case you think Babili might be breaking something) after running npm run build you can then call npm run prod. This will cause electron to load off of the dist/ build instead of looking for the webpack-dev-server instance. Electron will launch automatically after compilation.

To compile oracleDb driver you can run install_oracledb_for_electron.bat script, for compilation to succeed you must have folder with oracle instant client created in root folder of project