I can't do it in the tauri of Rust.

Asked 1 years ago, Updated 1 years ago, 407 views

Currently, I would like to develop using tauri on Windows 11 pro, but I cannot execute it.

As a procedure, I put in Microsoft build tools, put node.js in nvm-windows, ran npm create tauri-app in npm, and ran npm run tauri dev, but it didn't work.

I created a dist folder on the root folder before.
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This is the configuration.

I set the setting in tauri as npm and react.

I'd like to do it first so that the compilation can run and stand up, so please let me know.

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Below is the error message.

npm runtauri dev

>[email protected] 
>tauri dev

'tauri' is not recognized as an internal or external command, an operational program or batch file.

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2023-01-04 09:46

1 Answers

I ran npm run tauri dev, but it didn't work.

Looking at the information in the question, there seems to be no problem with the procedure, but how does it work?For example, if you see an error message, please tell me the message.

I wrote an article on gihyo.jp a few months ago, so please refer to it as well (using yarn+React).

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Below is the error message.

npm runtauri dev

>[email protected] 
>tauri dev

'tauri' is not recognized as an internal or external command, an operational program or batch file.

Thank you for the error information.

npm package not found (not downloaded).Try running npm run tauri dev again after executing the following command:

npm install

I think this will work.

My article uses yarn, so the commands are slightly different, but I think the following message will be helpful when you create the project: "If you answer everything, please enter the command as instructed."

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If I understand correctly, running npm runtauri dev should launch the @tauri-apps/cli package (in npm install), which should be the tauri-cli command (in cargo installtauri) (in ) https://github.com/tauri-apps/tauri/tree/dev/tooling/cli/node#this-module.

tauri-cli has just been put in, so it should work if you put the @tauri-apps/cli package in npm install.


2023-01-04 17:49

If you have any answers or tips


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