Learn TAURI with Real Code Examples

Install Rust (with cargo) and Node.js

Install Tauri CLI via npm (`npm install -g @tauri-apps/cli`)

Set up your frontend framework project

Integrate Tauri using `tauri init`

Run app in development mode with `tauri dev`

Install Rust and Cargo

Install Node.js and frontend framework CLI

Install Tauri CLI via npm

Initialize project with `tauri init`

Run and test app on all desktop platforms

tauri.conf.json - app settings and security policies

Cargo.toml - Rust backend dependencies

package.json - frontend dependencies and scripts

src-tauri/ - Rust backend source code

src/ - frontend source code

tauri init - initialize project

tauri dev - run app in development

tauri build - package app

tauri info - display environment info

tauri plugin add <plugin> - add Tauri plugin

Use i18n libraries in frontend

Support multiple languages and locales

Localize dates, numbers, and assets

Maintain resource files for translations

Ensure proper UI layout for different languages

Follow web accessibility standards in frontend

Ensure keyboard and screen reader support

Platform-specific accessibility handled via Tauri

Semantic HTML and ARIA roles

Test across OS platforms

Use standard CSS, SCSS, or framework styles

Responsive design handled via frontend framework

Platform-specific window controls via Tauri

Reusable style modules for consistency

Web frontend themes can be applied cross-platform

Frontend: React/Vue/Angular/Svelte state solutions

Backend: Rust state for system operations

Global state via frontend frameworks

Synchronize frontend and backend via IPC

Optional integration with databases or storage

Frontend data via JS frameworks

Backend operations with Rust commands

File system and OS API access via Tauri

Local storage or SQLite for persistence

Secure handling of sensitive data