Configure Tauri v2 apps with Rust commands and IPC patterns.
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Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: tauri-v2 Source: https://github.com/samzzi/dotfiles/tree/main/config/claude/skills/tauri-v2 Command: npx skills add https://github.com/samzzi/dotfiles --skill tauri-v2-samzzi
Guides developers through building Tauri v2 apps by providing structured patterns for configuration, Rust commands, IPC, and cross-platform deployment, reducing setup time and common misconfigurations.
Set up a new Tauri v2 project, add a #[tauri::command] function, register it with tauri::generate_handler!, call it from the frontend, and verify permissions and build targets.
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Tauri v2 IPC enables frontend-backend communication by configuring invoke, events, and channels. You register Rust commands with tauri::generate_handler! and call them from the frontend, applying proper security capabilities and permissions for plugin APIs.
To handle errors in Tauri v2 Rust commands, you implement the #[tauri::command] function with proper error handling logic. This ensures safe IPC by preventing misconfigurations and returning structured error responses back to the frontend.
Tauri v2 supports building cross-platform apps for desktop and mobile targets. You can build and deploy applications to macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android, ensuring correct command registration and permission setup for each platform.
Tauri v2 builds often fail due to missing mobile targets or dev URL misconfigurations in tauri.conf.json. You can troubleshoot these common issues by verifying your build targets and ensuring correct configuration entries for your environment.
Configuring Tauri v2 permissions requires setting up security capabilities for plugins and APIs in your project. You define these permissions to control access to commands and ensure safe IPC between the frontend and the Rust backend.
Registering a Rust command in Tauri v2 requires adding the #[tauri::command] attribute to your function and passing it to tauri::generate_handler!. This ensures the command is properly registered for safe IPC invocation from the frontend.
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