Use sandboxed renderer processes #132
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I wanted this demo to have a little bit more value. The main process now opens a LevelDB database using `level` and exposes it to renderer processes using `many-level`. The processes communicate using Electron IPC. This approach is a secure default that allows renderer processes to be sandboxed.
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I wanted this demo to have a little bit more value.
The main process now opens a LevelDB database using
leveland exposes it to renderer processes usingmany-level. The processes communicate using Electron IPC. This approach is a secure default that allows renderer processes to be sandboxed.Uses some new stream goodies like
Duplex.from(), so it depends on the upcomingreadable-stream@4(nodejs/readable-stream#472).