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* feat(tauri) WIP on iframe wrapper * fix(tauri) iframe communication working * refactor(tauri) iframe injection on all modes * feat(event): update tauri.js injection * fix(tauri) rework on iframe/devServer * feat(tauri.js) use load event to notify tauri ready * fix(cargo.lock): remove erroneous lockfile * WIP * remove iframe * feat(tauri) inline assets, inject tauri.js * fix(example) tauri init * fix(api) load bundled asset * chore(api) remove println * chore(template) remove deprecated event listener * chore(example) gitignore tauri.js * chore(package.json) update email * fix(tauri) embedded-server's server_url definition * chore(api) use salt on event listener again * chore(webpack) add eslint * remove forward slash * perf(tauri) do not bundle inlined assets * chore(tauri) macros and platform only when using the updater feature * fix(tauri) proper feature check for the loadAsset API * chore(tauri) add "forked from" reference * chore(example) use @tauri-apps/tauri-webpack * fix(tauri) dev-server mode fixes * chore(example) use tauri-webpack 0.1.3 * feat(webpack) rewrite lazy loading only on the no-server mode * fix(no-server) lazy load images * chore(tauri) use forked includedir_codegen * fix deps * fix(tauri) use the right version for includedir deps * chore(tauri) println rerun-if-changed on dev |
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tauri
A fresh take on creating cross-platform apps.
Tauri is a tool for building tiny, blazing fast binaries for all major desktop platforms. You can use any front-end framework that compiles to HTML,JS and CSS for building your interface.
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tauri.js |
Please visit the main readme for further information about contributing.
Installation
The preferred method is to install this module globally:
$ npm install --global tauri
You can also add it to your project and use it locally - maybe helpful for some CI pipelines:
$ yarn add --dev tauri
License
MIT