example-tauri-v2-python-server-sidecar

vite-electron-builder is a project template that separates the Electron main process, preload layer, and renderer so developers can pair it with their preferred web framework. Its initialization workflow creates and integrates the renderer, after which the project can run in development or compile distributable applications. Packaging, end-to-end testing, continuous integration, and update workflows are preconfigured, while Node.js capabilities are exposed through preload rather than used directly in the renderer.

simple-modern-uv is a compact template for Python 3.11–3.14 projects, paired with an Agent Skill that can create a new package, modernize an existing repository, or apply later template updates. It sets up uv, Ruff, BasedPyright, and GitHub Actions, and can migrate projects from Poetry, setuptools or pip, and PDM while tailoring license and PyPI publishing files.

Bootstrap an Angular 21 and Tauri 2 desktop application without wiring the frontend and native shell together from scratch. The template provides TypeScript, Sass, hot reload, a browser-only development mode, and commands for producing operating-system-specific bundles for Linux, Windows, and macOS. Its simple project structure separates the Angular renderer from the Rust-based Tauri process. Development requires Node.js 22 or later, a Rust toolchain, and the platform prerequisites listed by Tauri before the sample can run or package successfully.

Taurine is a starter for combining a Tauri desktop shell with a Node.js server compiled into a sidecar binary. It gives web developers a ready React, Vite, Fastify, and tRPC setup that can be launched or built with the usual Tauri commands. The repository is explicitly experimental rather than a production foundation: it relies on a localhost protocol that Tauri discourages for security reasons, may not work on every platform, and only builds for the operating system running the build.