Overview

This starter web application template leverages Tauri, Typescript, and Next.js to provide a robust foundation for building cross-platform desktop applications. Designed with personal preferences in mind, it brings together a modern tech stack that empowers developers to create highly responsive web applications with a native feel. With built-in support for essential tools like ESLint and Prettier, it promises to streamline the development process while ensuring code quality.

The starter makes it easy for developers to get started by including a detailed installation guide and a series of commands to facilitate development and production builds. The integration of Yarn and Node adds to its flexibility, allowing for efficient dependency management and execution. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or just starting, this template aims to simplify your journey in web application development.

Features

• Cross-Platform Support: Easily build desktop applications that work seamlessly across different operating systems using Tauri.

• TypeScript Integration: Enjoy the benefits of static typing and powerful tooling while building your applications, enhancing code reliability.

• ESLint Configuration: Customizable linting rules help maintain code quality by catching errors before they go live, ensuring best practices are followed.

• Prettier Setup: Automatic code formatting with custom configurations to provide consistency and enhance readability in your codebase.

• Development Commands: Intuitive commands, like yarn dev for browser testing and yarn tauri dev for native application testing, streamline the development workflow.

• Production Builds: Create optimized builds for production with straightforward commands, ensuring your application is ready for real-world use.

• Pre-commit Hook: Built-in pre-commit dependency runs ESLint checks before code is pushed, promoting higher coding standards from the outset.

• Easy Installation: Simplified setup process for dependencies like Rust and Tauri Bundler, accessible across different platforms including Linux, MacOS, and Windows.