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Tauri template

Template uses typescript with vanilla flavour for UI.

Recommended IDE Setup

Prerequisites

Tauri

See tauri prerequisites.

Note: you required to install node.js. After that you need to run:

cd ./tauri-template-app
npm install
cd ..

This will install all required node dependencies which is required step before you build your app.

Cargo plugin

This plugin required to build project.

cargo install tauri-cli --version "^2.0.0" --locked

Android

Download and install Android Studio from official website.

Then configure environment for Tauri and Android Studio.

IOS

Run this script root directory(.) to install minimal required dependencies

./install_mac_dep.sh

Run project

Run this command from project root(./tauri-template-app)

cargo tauri dev

You don't have macOS to develop on IOS?

You can run macOS from Linux or Windows using Docker-OSX.

How to start on Windows:

Ensure that you have Windows 11 installed.

Install WSL if you have not done it before. Run these commands from cmd

wsl --install
wsl --update

Then set up WSL distro by default:

# For example, 'wsl -d Ubuntu'
wsl -s <DistroName>

# Ensure that you have installed Linux distro by default

After WSL installation go to C:/Users/Your_Name/.wslconfig (Create if it doesn't exist) and add nestedVirtualization=true to the end of file. The result should be like this:

[wsl2]
nestedVirtualization=true

Run WSL

wsl

Install cpu-checker and then run kvm-ok to ensure that you can use kvm

# installing cpu-checker to be able run 'kvm-ok' command
sudo apt install cpu-checker

# Ensure that we can use kvm
kvm-ok

Your output should be like this:

INFO: /dev/kvm exists
KVM acceleration can be used

Now you can leave WSL using Ctrl + D or via command exit. And now it is time to install Docker Desktop if you have not done it before.

After installation, go to Settings and check these 2 boxes:

General -> "Use the WSL2 based engine"
Resources -> WSL Integration -> "Enable integration with my default WSL distro"

Okay, finally you can run docker-osx, just run this script:

wsl -e ./install-windows-macos.sh

# You can set RAM or CPU using '-e' flag for greater perfomance, by default they are: RAM=6, CPU=Haswell-noTSX

# Example `wsl -e ./install-windows-macos.sh -e RAM=10`

You have to wait a little bit and after installation your command line will be like this:

Your Command Line

Then type Enter and you will be in (qemu) mode:

Your Command Line

Type command

change vnc password <your password>

Your Command Line

Don't type a strong password, it's not super important

Now, install RealVNC Viewer if you have not done it before. Open it and enter localhost:5999

Your Command Line

Then enter passwrod which you set before.

After you will have this:

Your Command Line

Enter macOS Base System -> Enter Disk Utility -> Choose the bigest one -> Click on Erase -> Enter name of your disk and continue.

Go back and click on Reinstall macOS Sonoma

After you agree with all therms, chose erased disk and wait untill macOS installed. It is going to take about 2 hours.

Congratulations you have just run macOS on Windows!

How to start installed container?

Just run this command:

wsl -e docker start -i -a <DOCKER_ID>

# Example: 'wsl -e docker start -i -a b91f2377d848ba46e7a7e97c8bf02734c9775af36fd94da26fd70054083b8e50'

Install dependencies for iOS

After installation, clone this repo to your macOS and run this script:

./install-mac-dep.sh

It will install dependencies for iOS development.

How to start on Linux:

Try this official Docker-OSX guide

Good luck!