What is ng-electron?

This repository, called BsNgElectron, appears to be a starter template for building a desktop application using web technologies. Based on the name, it combines Angular (a popular tool for building web interfaces) with Electron (a tool that wraps web applications so they run like native desktop apps). The README itself is essentially the default boilerplate generated by Angular CLI, so it doesn't go into detail about the project's specific purpose or features. At a high level, the project gives you the scaffolding to build an app's interface using web code (HTML, CSS, and TypeScript), then run it on your computer as if it were a standalone desktop program. You can launch a development server that live-reloads your changes as you edit, generate new building blocks like components and services with simple commands, and run both unit tests and end-to-end tests to make sure things work. The template is intended for developers who want to create a desktop app without learning a completely different set of tools, instead, they reuse the same skills they'd use to build a website. A concrete example might be a startup founder building an internal tool or a small utility app and wanting to ship it as a downloadable desktop program rather than a web page. What's notable is that the README provides no project-specific documentation beyond what the Angular CLI generates automatically. There's no explanation of how the Angular layer is wired into Electron, no setup guide for the desktop-specific parts, and no description of any unique functionality. This suggests it's either a very early-stage experiment or a personal starter scaffold rather than a polished, ready-to-use product.