Assistance with installation and launching of desktop AI application (Electron + Python) on Windows
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financial_juice_desktop_app_v2.zip) containing the complete application project.build_installer.bat (or manually follow the steps in README_BUILD.md) to:.exe using electron-builder..exe installer and install the application on the system.Purpose of the Application:
The application is a desktop tool intended for personal use. Its main goals are:
The application is for informational and market observation purposes. I understand that its analysis is indicative and does not constitute investment advice.
Provided Materials: You will receive a .zip archive containing the entire Electron application project, the build_installer.bat script, and the README_BUILD.md file with detailed instructions.
Budget: 300 PLN Deadline: 2 days
Hello Rafał!
I can help you install and run your AI desktop application on Windows.
I have experience working with Electron, Node.js, and Python, and I understand how to create installers using electron-builder.
✅ What I’ll do:
Check your environment and dependencies
Unpack and prepare the project
Install backend and frontend dependencies
Build and install the application (.exe)
Test and fix possible issues
💰 Bid: 300 PLN
⏳ I can start today and complete it within 1–2 days.
Let me know if you'd like me to begin.
Thanks!
Budget: 1000 PLN Deadline: 2 days
can assist you with:
Verifying and setting up Python 3.8+ and Node.js with pnpm on your Windows system.
Unpacking and preparing the financial_juice_desktop_app_v2 project.
Running the build_installer.bat or following the steps in README_BUILD.md to compile the .exe installer using electron-builder.
Testing the installed application to ensure both backend and frontend work as expected.
Troubleshooting any errors during setup or launch.
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