Tauri2 Svelte5 Shadcn

Tauri 2 & Svelte 5 Desktop App Boilerplate with Shadcn-svelte

This project provides a streamlined starting point for developers looking to build cross-platform desktop applications. It combines the power of Tauri 2 for the backend and native OS integration, with the modern reactivity of Svelte 5 for the frontend. User interface components are readily available through Shadcn-svelte, offering a clean and customizable look. The template also includes automated CI/CD pipelines to simplify building for Windows, Linux, and Mac, accelerating your development workflow.

Features:

• Core Technology Stack: Integrates Tauri 2 for native desktop capabilities and Svelte 5 for the frontend.
• Shadcn-svelte UI Components: Leverages Shadcn-svelte for a readily available and customizable UI component suite.
• Desktop Application Focus: Tailored as a boilerplate specifically for desktop application development.
• Automated Cross-Platform Builds: Comes with pre-configured CI/CD pipelines for Windows, Linux, and macOS.
• Simplified Project Initialization: Enables quick setup via GitHub's "Use this template" feature and standard dependency installation.
• Live Development Environment: Includes the npm run tauri dev command for an interactive development server.
• Optimized Production Builds: Offers the npm run tauri build command to generate application executables.
• Easy UI Component Addition: Facilitates adding Shadcn-svelte components using the npx shadcn-svelte@next add <component> command.
• Open Source License: Provided under the MIT License, allowing for flexible usage and modification.

Summary:

This boilerplate accelerates desktop application development by providing a pre-configured environment with Tauri 2, Svelte 5, and Shadcn-svelte. It simplifies project setup, offers essential development and build commands, and includes automated CI/CD pipelines for Windows, Linux, and Mac. Developers can quickly start building modern, cross-platform desktop apps with a rich set of UI components and a robust foundation, focusing on features rather than initial configuration hurdles.