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I am looking to build an app with a web interface,but that also need to run some code on the user's machine(node.js). So basically it has 2 components.



I don't know how can I make the web ui to launch the node.js program on the user machine. I've seen websites that send a comand(I think they send a URL,but I am not sure) that will open an associate app on the user computer (for example a torrent website and a torrent app),so I know it is possible.










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  • stackoverflow.com/a/3058300/8126612

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I am looking to build an app with a web interface,but that also need to run some code on the user's machine(node.js). So basically it has 2 components.



I don't know how can I make the web ui to launch the node.js program on the user machine. I've seen websites that send a comand(I think they send a URL,but I am not sure) that will open an associate app on the user computer (for example a torrent website and a torrent app),so I know it is possible.










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  • stackoverflow.com/a/3058300/8126612

    – Izio
    Nov 22 '18 at 9:28














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I am looking to build an app with a web interface,but that also need to run some code on the user's machine(node.js). So basically it has 2 components.



I don't know how can I make the web ui to launch the node.js program on the user machine. I've seen websites that send a comand(I think they send a URL,but I am not sure) that will open an associate app on the user computer (for example a torrent website and a torrent app),so I know it is possible.










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I am looking to build an app with a web interface,but that also need to run some code on the user's machine(node.js). So basically it has 2 components.



I don't know how can I make the web ui to launch the node.js program on the user machine. I've seen websites that send a comand(I think they send a URL,but I am not sure) that will open an associate app on the user computer (for example a torrent website and a torrent app),so I know it is possible.







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  • stackoverflow.com/a/3058300/8126612

    – Izio
    Nov 22 '18 at 9:28



















  • stackoverflow.com/a/3058300/8126612

    – Izio
    Nov 22 '18 at 9:28

















stackoverflow.com/a/3058300/8126612

– Izio
Nov 22 '18 at 9:28





stackoverflow.com/a/3058300/8126612

– Izio
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