tauri-v2

Configure Tauri v2 apps with Rust commands, IPC patterns, and capabilities.

197|9|Updated Apr 27, 2026
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Skill: tauri-v2
Source: https://github.com/varandrew/moor/tree/main/.agents/skills/tauri-v2
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/varandrew/moor --skill tauri-v2-varandrew

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Tauri v2+ developers often face complexity coordinating configuration, commands, IPC, permissions, and cross‑platform deployment; this skill consolidates best practices and provides actionable patterns to accelerate development and reduce errors.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Guidance for configuring tauri.conf.json and the capabilities model
  • Instructions for implementing Rust commands with #[tauri::command], and setting up IPC patterns (invoke, emit, channels)
  • Deployment tips for desktop and mobile targets, along with troubleshooting patterns and guardrails for production builds

Quick Start

Configure a new Tauri v2+ project, implement a sample command, set up IPC patterns, and prepare cross‑platform deployment.

Frequently Asked Questions about tauri-v2

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I set up IPC patterns and Rust commands in a Tauri v2 app?

To set up Tauri v2 IPC patterns, you use #[tauri::command] for Rust commands and register them with tauri::generate_handler!. You then implement frontend communication via invoke, emit, and channels for bidirectional data flow.

What is the best way to configure tauri.conf.json for cross-platform desktop and mobile deployment?

Configuring tauri.conf.json for cross-platform deployment involves defining target-specific settings for desktop and mobile. You must also manage the capabilities model to properly scope permissions and ensure secure production builds across platforms.

How do I manage state across multiple Tauri commands in Rust?

Managing state across Tauri commands requires proper state handling within your Rust backend. By injecting managed state into your #[tauri::command] functions, you ensure consistent data access across different command invocations.

Does Tauri v2 support both desktop and mobile platforms with the same configuration?

Tauri v2 supports both desktop and mobile platforms, but requires specific cross-platform build considerations. You need to adjust the capabilities model and deployment configurations to correctly target each platform's unique requirements.

Why is my Tauri command not working after registering it with generate_handler?

Tauri commands not working often stem from incorrect registration within tauri::generate_handler! or missing capability permissions. You must ensure commands are properly registered and the IPC communication patterns are correctly invoked from the frontend.