Building an app for Android using tauri

[Raj2032]

Hey guys,

I am looking to make a web based application for Android which can scan qr codes, image process it using Rust.

I know that tauri as of now does not support Android but it does support web and webview is supported by Android.

The qr code would be a third party library I would use into my application, something like rqrr

https://github.com/WanzenBug/rqrr

If I compile the entire project including the rqrr library into a web application, would it just work out of the box or do i have to drastically change something?

There are two libraries I looked at which are Rocket UI:

https://rocket.rs

and Tauri:

https://tauri.studio/en/

Would they be able to acheive what I am looking for? And if so which one should I use in terms of ease of use, animations, and see the screenshot how there is a camera view in the middle of the screen and the rest is the app, would that be also supported?

[FabianLars]

Both libs/frameworks you linked are not UI libs!
Rocket is a server-side framework, for example for creating REST apis and stuff like that.
Tauri is a framework to create desktop apps (and soon-ish mobile apps), but it needs you to bring your own UI like react etc. ("tauri doesn't care about your frontend").

I know that tauri as of now does not support Android but it does support web and webview is supported by Android.
If I compile the entire project including the rqrr library into a web application

Without tauri actually supporting Android, you can't build a tauri app for android. you can't compile tauri apps into web apps (html,js,css,wasm), it builds executable binaries (and installers for it), which includes the web app stuff you brought yourself like mentioned above.

Edit: i guess you're probably looking for things like yew, seed, dominator?

[Raj2032]

I see mate, thanks.

Edit: i guess you're probably looking for things like yew, seed, dominator?

I have never heard of these but yeah I can look into those.