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You can also cheat with developer tools, there's a guide here on how to do that for Vampire Survivors, which is also made with Electron:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6u0V1svtj3A
The short version though is add this as an argument and run the game
"--remote-debugging-port=7200"
Then go to localhost:7200 (or whatever port you prefer; just keep in mind some are reserved and won't work) and play with session storage. (If these instructions aren't enough for you, then watch that whole video when you have time. It's a lot to learn but you can grasp anything with enough practice)
This is trickier than cheat engine, but it's worth learning to do. A lot more games nowadays are made with Electron. This also helps you cheat at web games like Melvor Idle, for example.
If you do end up getting access to the console, these commands will be helpful:
Basically, it looks like the game stores save data in a local storage field (in the electron app). You you can mess with that; it seems to all be in english, conveniently. Note that I'm not sure when saves are loaded.
Note: It looks like there's a field called "Version", you have to increase that by a few (5 should work) to get the game to load your modified data over the "proper" data.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3030929152
cheers