I’m creating an software that makes use of the NWJS framework, which accesses units on the native community. I am doing this on Sequoia on Macos (desktop).
My drawback is that I am unable to give my app permission to entry units on the native community.
Different apps I’ve used that entry units on the native community, when first launched, have requested me if I wish to enable or deny native system entry for the app.
Nonetheless, upon launching it for the primary time (and lots of others after that), it merely says that the system can’t be accessed and I by no means get a message asking me if I wish to enable or deny native system entry for my app.
In its primary proof-of-concept stage of my software, I’ve an iframe whose src attribute is the IP tackle of a recognized system on the community with that tackle. I’ve tried the protocol https://192.168.1.99 and http://192.168.1.99 within the src attribute. This protocol works in one other app I created and upon launching it for the primary time I used to be capable of obtain a message and provides it the mandatory permission.
If I test System Settings > Privateness & safety > Community, the app would not seem the place I can toggle a setting. I can also’t explicitly add my app to the listing.
How can I inform my Mac to permit my app to have permission to entry the native community?
