Desktop

This walks you through LobeHub's Electron architecture, which splits desktop work across main process controllers, preload scripts, and renderer services that reuse web code. You'll use it when wiring up IPC handlers, managing windows, or building desktop-specific features. The guide is formulaic but practical: it shows you exactly where files go, how to register controllers in the registry, and how to type your IPC calls in the shared package. The references folder promises deeper dives on menus and local tools, though those aren't included here. It's clearly documentation extracted from an active codebase rather than generic Electron advice, so you're learning their conventions, not just the framework.