- Release Notes and Announcements
- Announcement on the Renaming of Low-Code Interactive Classroom Product
- Announcement on the Adjustment of the Low-Code Interactive Classroom Monthly Package
- Announcement on the Adjustments to the Standard Edition Package of Low-Code Interactive Classroom
- Announcement on the Upgrade of Low-Code Interactive Classroom
- Product Introduction
- Purchase Guide
- Demo Download and Experience
- Client Integration Guide
- Console Guide
- API Documentation
- Interface Customization
- Service Callbacks
- Advanced Features
- Practical Tutorial
- LCIC Policy
- FAQs
- Service Agreement
- Release Notes and Announcements
- Announcement on the Renaming of Low-Code Interactive Classroom Product
- Announcement on the Adjustment of the Low-Code Interactive Classroom Monthly Package
- Announcement on the Adjustments to the Standard Edition Package of Low-Code Interactive Classroom
- Announcement on the Upgrade of Low-Code Interactive Classroom
- Product Introduction
- Purchase Guide
- Demo Download and Experience
- Client Integration Guide
- Console Guide
- API Documentation
- Interface Customization
- Service Callbacks
- Advanced Features
- Practical Tutorial
- LCIC Policy
- FAQs
- Service Agreement
Why is Electron download slow or even stuck?
When download of the dependency package starts, it may be very slow, and a timeout error of npm even occurs after I wait for a long time.
Solution A
If you work from an office in your company, you need to check whether the proxy configuration of npm points to the proxy server of your company and whether the
ELECTRON_GET_USE_PROXY environment variable is configured, and if not, perform the following steps:
1. Set the npm proxy: npm config set all_proxy=[your proxy address].
2. Configure the
ELECTRON_GET_USE_PROXY environment variable, so that the Electron installation script will be downloaded through the npm proxy.
Solution B
If you use macOS, run the following command:
$ export ELECTRON_GET_USE_PROXY=true
Solution C
If you use Windows:
1. Right-click PC > System Properties> Advanced > Environment Variables.
2. Set the environment variable
ELECTRON_GET_USE_PROXY as shown below and run npm install or npm install --proxy=[your proxy address]: 
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