program crash when start

[wjx0912]

i have test on 2 pc, both crash when start, both win10.

can help fix it, thanks.

[e-t-l]

I had the exact same problem when I tried to install v0.1.9 on Windows 10.

[FabioMantovani]

Hi Andrey.
I used your Keep-windows-0.1.5 for many years: so usefull!!! -> thank you.
I installed the new (v0.1.9) on Wn 8.1 and I got the same message of wjx0912:
"A javascript error occurred in the main process".
Please, could you fix the problem?
In case, I'm available to test it with you.
Thank you.
Kind regards.

[e-t-l]

Is there an installer for v0.1.5 (for Windows)? I checked the Release history but only found a zip folder and couldn't figure out how to install it from there. I'd like to rollback to v0.1.5 as a temporary solution but can't figure out how to install that older version.

[FabioMantovani]

You need to download the zip file, unzip it and then run Keep.exe.
OK: it doesn't require installation. It is standalone code. But it worked wonderfully until about 2 weeks ago.
Now it doesn't work: Google doesn't accept the login procedure :(
We need an help from Andrey :)

[Raj-Joshi-dev]

Hi, I wanted to try this awesome app but unfortunately, there's this Javascript error.

OS: Linux Mint 20
File type: AppImage

I would appreciate a fix. Thank you

[andrepolischuk]

sorry it doesn't work, I'll take a look this week

[cmdjulian]

Having the same issue on Manjaro 20. Thanks for your work, I would really like to try it out though!

[FabioMantovani]

Hi Andrey.
I installed the latest version (21 Aug), but I see again the same messsage.
Please, when you have a bit of time, could you have a look about it?
Thank you so much.
Kind regards.

[MaverickMartyn]

For some reason the build folder isn't being included in the packaged app.asar file.
A workaround, until a fix is released, is as follows:

1. Open %localappdata%\Programs\keep\resources
2. Open app.asar using 7Zip or a similar tool.
3. Create a new folder inside app.asar named build.
4. Download the files from the build folder in the repository, found at https://github.com/andrepolischuk/keep/tree/master/build
5. Drag all three icon files into the newly created build folder inside app.asar.
6. ???
7. Profit!

[e-t-l]

@MaverickMartyn Is there something I'm missing? I tried as you suggested but couldn't open app.asar with 7Zip (or Peazip, for that matter). Got the error message: "Couldn't open app.asar as archive." When I tried converting it to a different archive filetype then opening, got the error message that it wasn't a readable archive. This is all from a fresh install of v0.1.9 btw.

[FabioMantovani]

@MaverickMartyn : thank you very much, it works!
@e-t-l : I got the same problem. Please, follow these steps:

• download 7-Zip
• follow these instructions: https://www.tc4shell.com/en/7zip/asar/
• then you can open the .asar folder and you can follow the Maverick's instructions.
  Cheers.

[e-t-l]

@FabioMantovani @MaverickMartyn Alright I did as you said, used tc4shell to add the build folder inside app.asar, with those three files inside of it... and I still get the same javascript error when I try to run Keep.

[MaverickMartyn]

@e-t-l I just got the issue fixed in my branch, so hopefully @andrepolischuk will be able to put out a release ASAP. :)
After doing a bit more digging, the error is caused by icon: join(__dirname, '../build/icon.png'), beign unable to find the missing icon files. A minor change to package.json allows the icons to be included properly in app.asar, fixing the issue.
In my own test it loads fine. Even though it's only about one line, I took the liberty of creating a pull request, since I am fiddling around with some other stuff anyways. See PR: #53

[andrepolischuk]

fixes by @MaverickMartyn just published in latest release