Horizon Launcher

Configuration Steps

1. Install Dependencies
   npm install

2. Configure Server Settings Edit config.json:
   {
     "svname": "Your Server Name",
     "ip": "CODE_FROM_CFX_URL",
     "useOverlay": false
   }

   Extract IP from cfx.re/join/[CODE] – use only the alphanumeric code

3. Install Build Tools
   npm install --save-dev electron-builder

4. Modify package.json
   • Move electron from dependencies to devDependencies
   • Add build script: "build": "electron-builder"
5. Add Build Configuration Insert after scripts section in package.json:

  "appId": "Horizon Launcher",
  "win": {
    "target": ["nsis"],
    "icon": "icon.ico"
  },
  "nsis": {
    "oneClick": true,
    "installerIcon": "icon.ico",
    "uninstallerIcon": "icon.ico",
    "uninstallDisplayName": "Horizon Launcher Uninstaller",
    "license": "license.md",
    "allowToChangeInstallationDirectory": false
  },
  "extraResources": [
    {
      "from": "node_modules/regedit/vbs",
      "to": "regedit/vbs",
      "filter": ["**/*"]
    }
  ]
}

6. Build Application
   bash

   npm run build

Technical Notes

Registry Dependencies: The regedit/vbs inclusion enables Windows registry modifications for FiveM configuration management.

NSIS Configuration: One-click installer prevents user directory selection to maintain consistent file paths for launcher functionality.

Support: Join Discord server for troubleshooting assistance (link in repository).

Horizon Launcher provides Electron-based FiveM server management with experimental in-game switching capabilities and automated Windows installer generation.