An exciting new game
Install tauri and clojure and run
npm run tauri buildTo find a MacOS application ready and waiting in src-tauri/release/bundle/macos.
Original information
This project lays out a bare minimum template for using ClojureScript with Tauri. Out of the box, the following is provided:
- Shadow CLJS
- React
- Reagent
Getting Started
Starting the development environment
After cloning this repository, run the following commands in a terminal.
npm ci
npm run tauri devThe tauri dev script will ensure a Shadow CLJS watch is started. If you are
using Emacs, then you can M-x cider-connect-cljs and start coding!
Source structure
The source code is organized exactly as any other Shadow CLJS project, but there
is an additional src-tauri folder. This folder contains Rust code.
Producing a release build
First ensure tauri.bundle.identifier in src-tauri/tauri.conf.json contains a
value other than com.tauri.dev. Otherwise the build will fail, since this
value is expected to be unique.
After you have changed this value, you can simply run the following command.
npm run tauri buildIf you use Mac, then this process produces a disk image with a release build of the app inside.
Caveats
Reagent and React 18
Reagent has experimental React 18 support. If you would like to fully embrace modern React, consider using the helix library.
This template in the future may migrate to Helix, so that newcomers can immediately start enjoying a modern React wrapper without compromises.
Learning more
To learn more about ClojureScript, check out the official Quick Start guide.
To learn more about Tauri, see the official Tauri v1 Guide.