akarachen Eric Tauri
- Prefer Tauri v2 when Rust is already the native layer or the app mainly needs a thin WebView over native commands/services.
- When designing a Tauri command, first assess its expected duration, blocking I/O or CPU work, and whether the interaction is latency-sensitive. Prefer async commands to keep the UI responsive; reserve synchronous commands for short, predictably fast operations. Async alone does not make blocking work non-blocking: move blocking I/O or CPU-heavy work to
spawn_blockingor a background worker. - Prefer generated frontend command contracts with
tauri-typegen.
Use $eric-desktop for shared desktop principles and $eric-rust when writing Rust code.