Tauri

Tauri is a framework to build desktop applications with any frontend framework and a Rust core.

Learn more on the Tauri website.

Adapter

Make sure you use the Static Adapter.

Then you can build your app with

pnpm run build

npm run build

yarn run build

bun run build

Add Tauri

To install Tauri:

pnpm install @tauri-apps/cli

npm install @tauri-apps/cli

yarn add @tauri-apps/cli

bun install @tauri-apps/cli

In your package.json, add this script:

"scripts": {
  "tauri": "tauri"
}

Then, to scaffold a minimal Rust project that is pre-configured to use Tauri, open a terminal and run the following command:

pnpm run tauri init

npm run tauri init

yarn run tauri init

bun run tauri init

This command will walk you through a quick setup:

1. What is your app name? This will be the name of your final bundle and what the OS will call your app. You can use any name you want here.
2. What should the window title be? This will be the title of the default main window. You can use any title you want here.
3. Where are your web assets (HTML/CSS/JS) located relative to the <current dir>/src-tauri/tauri.conf.json file that will be created? This is the path that Tauri will load your frontend assets from when building for production. Use ../dist for this value.
4. What is the URL of your dev server? This can be either a URL or a file path that Tauri will load during development. Use http://localhost:5173 for this value.
5. What is your frontend dev command? This is the command used to start your frontend dev server. Use dev command (make sure to adapt this to use the package manager of your choice).
6. What is your frontend build command? This is the command to build your frontend files. Use build command (make sure to adapt this to use the package manager of your choice).

That's it! Finally you can run this command to start developing your app:

pnpm run tauri dev

npm run tauri dev

yarn run tauri dev

bun run tauri dev