TARUS - A VS Code extension

[stray seal]

Coding assistant for TAURI® apps. Navigation, autocomplete, diagnostics for commands and events.

In Tauri projects, it’s often difficult to quickly navigate between the frontend and the Rust backend and understand where a command is defined or called.
This extension is designed to make that navigation fast and effortless, allowing you to jump between the frontend and backend parts of the project in both directions.
As secondary features, the extension can also detect unused commands and help autocomplete command names while typing.

Install | GitHub repo | [Videos demonstrating ](#1441832014377390110 message)

[unborn bay]

Will be trying it immediately

[maiden gust]

maybe i do a version of this for neovim. always wanted to do a nvim plugin but theres always someone who did it

really cool!

[stray seal]

TARUS - A VS Code extension — full-featured development toolkit for TAURI® apps

TARUS - A VS Code extension

[stray seal]

In 0.3.0 was added:

Autocomplete
Start typing inside invoke(", emit(", or listen(" and get suggestions for all known commands and events in your project
Diagnostics
Real-time warnings for mismatched commands and events
Symbols
Document Symbols (Ctrl+Shift+O)
Quick outline of all commands and events in the current file.
Workspace Symbols (Ctrl+T)
Search for any command or event across your entire project.

I also tried to implement a comand renaming feature, but the rust-analyzer (vs code prefers its) intercepts renaming performed by pressing F2 in Rust files...🙁

[rigid bluff]

I just installed it and can already see that this is an awesome QoL-Plugin!!
Thank you!

[upbeat chasm]

A few things I noticed when using Tarus on my project.

1. The Command 'xxx' is defined but never invoked doesn't work because it shows that it's been used on the front and still shows the warnigng.
2. It doesn't detect when you're using it inside a .svelte file.
3. It doesn't suggest anything on the invoke() on the front. invoke("xxx nothing suggested there.

If you need any log or something to help you let me know ^^

[stray seal]

Do you have an open source project written in svelte to test? If you give me a link to the project, I'll take a look in the next few days. I mostly use react and testing everything there, support for vue and svelte has not yet been fully added, despite the fact that package.json lists them as supported languages

[upbeat chasm]

https://github.com/XurxoMF/rustory-tauri

npm run dev:tauri to run it ^^

I've a greet command added so you can test it

lmk if you need any help or info

[stray seal]

Thanks, I'll try to add svelte support soon. I don't need to run the project, just the code to test the extension.

[maiden gust]

svelte is the greatest, support would be great also 👊

[stray seal]

The problem with these frameworks is that the OXC parser used in the extension only supports js(x), ts(x). So it will take some time

Does anyone use Angular and Vue with Tauri? Please send me a link to the repository, I'll need it for future testing.

[maiden gust]

i see!

[stray seal]

0.4.0 pushed! Test your vue, angular and svelte code. I tested whether this works by creating standard "greeting" code using cargo create-tauri-app. But your project may have a more complex structure. So, don't hesitate to provide sample code if something doesn't work.

Videos demonstrating the work:

[upbeat chasm]

I'll test it right now

It works perfectly fine now with SvelteKit

Small suggestion tho, if you have multiple calls for the same methos it'll show "2 References" instead of "Go to Rust". It could be nice to have both, "Go to Rust" to go to rust and "2 References" if you want to see where you're using it.

But it's just a suggestion, it's not wrong the way it is right now ^^

Thank you so much for the amazing extension

https://tenor.com/view/sending-love-gif-25755600

[stray seal]

Check update

[upbeat chasm]

Bruh... I'll check it at home. You're amazing

❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

[vivid dock]

my dude, this is sick

[vocal girder]

This is awesome! 🙂 I tried it on my svelte project it works perfectly ❤️

I was wondering if it would make sens to also type the invoke params with the extension or it doesnt make sens? I was considering using a lib like ⁨ts-rs⁩ (https://github.com/Aleph-Alpha/ts-rs/tree/main) otherwise, but I would still need to manually use the types like so https://github.com/jeremt/pgditor/blob/main/src/lib/table/pgContext.svelte.ts#L209 (which allows to use the wrong type)

[maiden gust]

i wonder if something like that exists for nvim. if not i might give a try

[stray seal]

I'll take your suggestions into account, and I think we can create some sort of type mapping (unless we have to re-create something like the ts-rs library)