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docs: add desktop development commands to README.md

Open Kartikayy007 opened this issue 8 months ago β€’ 4 comments

Fixes #509

Describe the changes you have made in this PR -

Added prerequisites and commands for desktop application development in the README.md:

  • Node.js v16 or higher
  • npm v8 or higher
  • Desktop application framework (Tauri)
  • Added npm run tauri dev command for development
  • Added npm run tauri build command for building

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Documentation
    • Added a new section outlining future desktop application support via the Tauri framework.
    • Details include system prerequisites and an anticipated workflow with sample commands for running and building the desktop application.

Kartikayy007 avatar Mar 13 '25 15:03 Kartikayy007

Walkthrough

This update adds a new section to the README that details planned support for desktop application development using the Tauri framework. The section outlines prerequisites such as Node.js (v16 or higher), npm (v8 or higher), and the Tauri framework. It also describes the anticipated workflow with npm commands for running and building desktop applications. No changes were made to exported or public entities.

Changes

File Change Summary
README.md Added "Desktop Application Development" section with details on prerequisites, planned support via Tauri, and workflow commands.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Dev as Developer
    participant CLI as Command Line
    participant Tauri as Tauri Framework

    Dev->>CLI: Run npm command (dev/build)
    CLI->>Tauri: Initiate desktop application process
    Tauri-->>CLI: Return application status
    CLI-->>Dev: Display application status/info

Poem

In my burrow of code, I cheer and hop,
A new desktop dream, a promising stop.
Tauri's whisper in the command line breeze,
With npm magic, the build is at ease.
A joyful hop in each documented lineβ€”
CodeRabbit delights in changes so fine!
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Kartikayy007 avatar Mar 14 '25 13:03 Kartikayy007

This documentation seems decent for the Landing page, once the reprimandations are sanctioned.

ThatDeparted2061 avatar Mar 15 '25 20:03 ThatDeparted2061