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📦 dioxus-cli

Tooling to supercharge dioxus projects

About


dioxus-cli (inspired by wasm-pack and webpack) is a tool to help get dioxus projects off the ground. It handles all the build, development, bundling, and publishing to make web development just a simple two commands: cargo init and dioxus-cli publish.

Best thing:

  • No NPM.
  • No Webpack.
  • No node_modules.
  • No Babel
  • No parcel
  • No rollup
  • No ESLint

Just install Rust, dioxus-cli, and you're good to go. cargo install --git github.com/jkelleyrtp/dioxus-cli

Need a development server? dioxus develop

Need to run an example? dioxus develop --example textbox

Need to benchmark a component? dioxus bench

Need to test your code? dioxus test

Need to build your code into a bundle? dioxus build --outdir public

Need to publish your code to GitHub pages, Netlify, etc? dioxus publish --ghpages myrepo.git

Use in your project


Sometimes you'll want to include static assets without bundling them into your .wasm content. dioxus-cli provides a few ways of doing this:

  • Load in dynamic content using dioxus::asset("./static/images/blah.svg")
  • Live-reload HTML templates without rebuilding your .wasm with dioxus::template("./templates/blah.html")
  • Use a CSS library like tailwind in your dioxus configuration with