Hello, I have an /api/stream api route which uses query params to stream the required audio to the frontend (/api/stream?id=blahblah. It works great in dev mode, but when I build the app, it gives the error @sveltejs/adapter-static: all routes must be fully prerenderable, but found the following routes that are dynamic:- src\routes/api/stream. Is such a thing not possible with Tauri?
#SvelteKit dynamic api routes with Tauri?
lofty glade
quiet pond
There's no nodejs runtime in a tauri app and therefore no sveltekit server == no serverside features
lofty glade
There's no nodejs runtime in a tauri app and therefore no sveltekit server == no...
Really? But why does it work in dev mode? Spent several days working on streaming and now I found its not supported :(. Anyways, any other way to such a thing in Tauri? Because this seems like a somewhat common use-case. Can I use a separate node server or do I have to implement it in the rust backend?
drowsy idol
Really? But why does it work in dev mode? Spent several days working on streamin...
Cuz in dev mode you actually have a node server that is running
Depends on what the api does but either serve it separately or you could indeed use a nodejs sidecar
But you lose all the principe of Tauri lol
lofty glade
But you lose all the principe of Tauri lol
So is there any way to create a REST api in the rust backend? I am not familiar with the rust ecosystem, what crate can I use? There is the http tauri api and the warp crate. Can any of them substitute SvelteKit server routes or express? I don't thing i can use the commands system, since html audio tag needs a url to stream audio.
versed idol
So is there any way to create a REST api in the rust backend? I am not familiar ...
why use a HTTP api on the backend when you could invoke tauri commands?
lofty glade
why use a HTTP api on the backend when you could invoke tauri commands?
The HTML audio tag that renders the audio manages all the buffering, caching, chunking itself, given a src url. If I use tauri commands to get the audio chunks, I think I will also have to somehow do manually what the audio tag does automatically. I might be wrong on this though.
versed idol
well if you are willing to use rust and run a backend HTTP server (which I have done before as well for oauth), you could use something like axum
lofty glade
https://github.com/tokio-rs/axum
thanks! I'll check it out.
quiet pond
If you don't need Linux support then custom protocols would work too - if the files you wanna stream are on the fs you could even use the built-in asset protocol
https://tauri.app/v1/api/js/tauri/#convertfilesrc