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Tauri Contributing Guide

Please checkout Tauri contributing guide.

Development Guide

You need to have Rust and Cargo installed.

Testing your changes

cargo run

or

cargo run -- <cli arguments>

Adding a new template

Important

You should open a new issue first to discuss the addition of a certain template.

  • Add a directory in templates and name it template-<template-name> where <template-name> is the name of the template and add all the files you need there.

  • A template also must have a .manifest file which contains info about the template:

    beforeDevCommand = {% pkg_manager_run_command %} dev
beforeBuildCommand = {% pkg_manager_run_command %} build
devPath = http://localhost:1420
distDir = ../dist

# the next sction is used to determine what files to copy from `templates/_assets_`
# if you introduce a new file like an icon that is shared between multiple templates,
# it should be added to `templates/_assets_` and add entry for it here
# for example: `tauri.svg` is shared between all templates so it lives in `templates/_assets_`
# and is always added to the next section
[files]
# the first part is the path of the file under `templates/_assets_`
# the second part is the path that the file will be copied to under the final template directory
tauri.svg = public/tauri.svg

  • In src/template.rs, add an entry in the Template enum, and modify its methods if needed.

  • In src/package_manager.rs add your new template to the appropriate package manager in the templates method.

  • Modify .scripts/generate-templates-matrix.js and append the template name inside the template list for the appropriate package manager so the CI would run tests for it.

  • Before making a commit, make sure to run cargo fmt --all and pnpm format in the repo root.

Financial Contribution

Tauri is an MIT-licensed open source project. Its ongoing development can be supported via Github Sponsors or Open Collective. We prefer Github Sponsors as donations made are doubled through the matching fund program.