cuyamaca-project-manifest

To create a Tauri project manifest, define the board, serial port, baud rate, and component list in a structured manifest.json file. This provides a dedicated project system and manifest editor to reduce hardware setup errors.

A Cuyamaca project manifest is a structured file defining board type, serial port, baud rate, and component list. You need it when configuring consistent hardware definitions and reducing setup errors in Tauri projects.

Manage pin assignments and components using the parts panel, component picker, and pin assignment editor. This UI scaffolding enables interactive hardware configuration within your Tauri frontend.

Yes, you can use Rust and TypeScript together to scaffold a manifest editor. Rust defines backend models for Manifest, Project, and Component, while TypeScript handles frontend types and CRUD commands.

Structure CRUD commands for project management by creating Rust backend models that handle create, open, list, and delete operations. This persists manifest.json and related files while exposing a static component library to the frontend.

Your hardware definition needs a specific component library in the frontend to enable the parts editor UI and component picker. This static library allows interactive selection and pin assignment for accurate hardware configuration.