Small Electron + Vite app containing a simple input-list creator and a Plinko-style game.

This README shows how to install, run and test the app locally.

• Node.js (LTS recommended — e.g. 18+). The project uses Electron 39 and Vite plugin via Electron Forge.
• npm (bundled with Node) or yarn/pnpm.

From the project root (the folder that contains package.json):

cd /path/to/PlinkoHack/electron-app
npm install

Start the Electron app (will launch the renderer):

npm run start

This runs electron-forge start configured in package.json and will open the app window.

1. Press "Start" on the home page.
2. Add text into the input rows.
3. Click the Done button. That handler will:
   • collect the non-empty input strings,
   • save them to sessionStorage under the key gameInputs, and
   • navigate to the Plinko page (plinko.html).
4. The Plinko page reads sessionStorage.gameInputs to get the list of possible solutions and uses it at runtime.

This means you can move between pages and the list will persist during the browser session.

• If you see input rows appearing in the Plinko page, ensure src/game.js initialization is guarded against running when the module is imported elsewhere. The project has a guard to only initialize inputs when the expected game container exists.
• If gameInputs is not present in sessionStorage, the Plinko game falls back to an empty list (no labels). Use the DevTools method above to populate the key for testing.
• If Electron fails to start, ensure your Node/Electron versions are compatible; try using Node 18 or 20.

• src/game.js — input UI, Done button that writes sessionStorage.gameInputs.
• src/plinko.js — reads sessionStorage.gameInputs and runs the Plinko game.
• src/*.html — HTML pages used by the app.