electron-react-app

secure-electron-template gives developers a ready starting point for building Electron applications with React, TypeScript, Redux, localization, testing, and packaging already connected. It can be copied through GitHub’s template feature or cloned and run with the included development scripts. The project applies Electron security practices such as context isolation and restricted Node integration, but developers remain responsible for the remote content and permissions their app allows.

This template combines Tauri 2, the Next.js App Router, Tailwind CSS, and TypeScript with preconfigured Biome, Rust formatting checks, and GitHub Actions. Developers can run the frontend inside a Tauri window and package a statically exported build for release. Because a packaged Tauri app does not include a continuously running Node.js server, the frontend must use static site generation rather than Next.js server-side rendering. The author also notes that Next.js may be more framework than many Tauri apps need.

This template combines Electron, Vite, Vue 3, and TypeScript into a minimal desktop application starter. After cloning and installing dependencies, developers can run a live development window, preview a production build, or package the app with the included scripts. It also supplies Electron main and preload process examples, electron-builder settings for macOS and Windows, and a VS Code configuration for debugging the main process.

This curated directory helps designers and frontend developers find resources for interface work without searching each category from scratch. It groups stock imagery, illustrations, fonts, icons, web templates, CSS frameworks, UI component libraries, design systems, and related tools, with a short description for each link to make scanning and comparison easier.