Project is an example with Tauri (VueJS + Vuetify) as Desktop app to communicate with an Arduino in Serial.
Project aims to attempt development under a single language, Rust.
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/src # vuejs client
/src-arduino # arduino program in rust to upload
/src-tauri # rust backend
| rust | 1.74.1 |
| nodejs | >= 20.0 |
| typescript | >= 5.0 |
| vue-cli | >= 5.0 |
Please check Tauri documentation for additional packages: https://tauri.app/
For aarch64 compilation, additional packages are also required: https://tauri.app/v1/guides/building/linux#cross-compiling-tauri-applications-for-arm-based-devices
For Arduino compilation and build from Rust, follow this tutorial: https://blog.logrocket.com/complete-guide-running-rust-arduino/
To consume Arduino C++ librairies (from Arduino Library Manger), follow this tutorial: https://dev.to/kgrech/five-simple-steps-to-use-any-arduino-c-library-in-a-rust-project-1k78
Default serial port used is /dev/ttyACM0.
This can be changed in main.rs.
Upload the script from arduino/arduino.ino to an Arduino board.
In arduino/arduino.ino, the GPIO pin #2 is used.
For full stack:
npm run tauri devClient only:
npm run serveView Tauri building.
build will be output in src-tauri/release/bundle/${APP_NAME}.${EXTENSION}.
# default
npm run tauri build
# `aarch64` (Raspberry PI 64-bits):
export PKG_CONFIG_SYSROOT_DIR=/usr/aarch64-linux-gnu/
npm run build:armThe src-arduino will get compiled and upload to the Arduino board.
avrdude is used to compile for Arduino boards.
npm run upload:arduinoThe default app will render 2 buttons to toggle a LED (on / off) via commands given through USB Serial to Arduino.
Some "logs" are printed in serial monitor (e.g VSCode):
