Base desktop application code with Tauri, Native Web Components, and SurrealDB (follow the VMES app architecture)
See awesomeapp.dev for more info
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Note: To enable persitent storage, edit the
src-tauri/Cargo.tomlto enable allsurrealdbfeatures.
For hot-reload UI and Tauri development, run the following in your VSCode from this root folder:
awesome-app dev
IMPORTANT - Requires node.js v8 and above.
This assumes
awesome-appwas installed locally (e.g.,cargo install awesome-app)
awesome-app dev will create an Awesome.toml which will be the list of commands it will run (format is self-explanatory).
You can run the commands manually if you want, or see below for list of commands.
We recommend using awesome-app dev but running each command manually might help troubleshoot.
IMPORTANT: Make sure to have node.js latest of 16 or above.
npm run tauri icon src-tauri/icons/app-icon.png - This will build the application icons.
npm run pcss - This will build the postcss files (src-ui/pcss/**/*.pcss).
npm run rollup - This will build and package the typescript files (src-ui/src/**/*.ts).
npm run localhost - This will run a localhost server with the dist/ folder as root (frontend hot reload)
In another terminal, npm run tauri dev - Will start the Tauri build and start the process.
npm tauri dev commands fail, try to do:cd src-tauricargo build This might be an important first step when using full surrealdb (i.e., with default features and not only kv-mem)
It failed to compile and came up with the error failed to download replaced source registry crates-io. Deleting the cargo.lock file and package-lock.json file fixed it.
On Fedora, and probably linux, the following needs to be present on the system.
dnf install gtk3-devel
dnf install webkit2gtk3-jsc-devel
dnf install libsoup-devel
dnf install webkit2gtk3-devel.x86_64
$ claude mcp add rust-desktop-app \
-- python -m otcore.mcp_server <graph>