Testing
Tauri is a framework for building lightweight desktop apps with a Rust backend and a web frontend. Its architecture—Rust commands exposed to the frontend via a bridge—creates a natural testing boundary: Rust logic is tested with Rust's toolchain, frontend logic with JavaScript testing tools, and the
Testing
Tauri builds desktop applications with a Rust backend and a web frontend (React, Vue, Svelte, or plain HTML/JS). Testing Tauri apps requires a split strategy: Rust unit tests for backend commands, JavaScript/TypeScript tests for the frontend, and integration tests that validate the communication between them. This guide covers
Testing
Tauri is a framework for building lightweight desktop applications using web technologies for the frontend and Rust for the backend. Unlike Electron, which bundles Chromium, Tauri uses the OS's native WebView — resulting in apps that are typically 10-100x smaller. Testing a Tauri app means testing two distinct