rust-backend-code-standard

Tauri Rust backend coding standards enforce entity-first design, layered architecture, type safety using Decimal for amounts, explicit error handling with Result, and asynchronous programming within src-tauri/src/.

Handle financial data in Rust backend code by using the Decimal type for amounts. This enforces type safety and prevents common precision errors inherent in standard floating-point arithmetic.

Structure Rust services and commands in a Tauri backend using a layered architecture. This approach governs the creation of entities, services, commands, and enums, ensuring code consistency and maintainability.

Explicit error handling with Result in Rust backend development prevents panics and ensures proper error management. It guides correct error propagation across architectural layers, improving overall code readability.

Yes, this Rust backend coding standard requires Chinese comments. This enforces readability and consistency across the project, governing code within the src-tauri/src/ directory.

Yes, you can use Sea-ORM with a Tauri Rust backend. The standard enforces an entity-first design and layered architecture, which integrates with Sea-ORM for database operations and sidecar-related code.