A simple, offline, table-based home-inventory editor
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simple-inventory-editor
A simple, offline, table-based home-inventory editor.
Using the App
TBA
Local Development
Getting Started
- Install the pre-reqs for tauri (webview dev dependencies, rust, and node)
- run
npm cito install dependencies - run
npm run tauri devto start the app; this will install rust dependencies when run for the first time - run
npm run tauri buildto build the app; see the distribute documentation for more information
Architecture
simple-inventory-editor uses tauri, which makes use of the system's "webview" in place of bundling an entire browser with the app. Tauri splits lower-level system functionality (src-tauri: rust) from the front-end UI (src: node (vite, vue, primevue)). Most of the lower-level functionality necessary for the app has been abstracted into node plugins to be easily called from the front-end, so the tauri source's main responsibility is largely just creating the window.