tauri-plugin-axum

Call your Axum router directly — just like a local database, not a remote server.

Features

Custom protocol registration

// Important: if you use a custom protocol, register it *before* the setup hook.
// https://docs.rs/tauri/2.8.2/tauri/plugin/struct.Builder.html#known-limitations
tauri::Builder::default().plugin(tauri_plugin_axum::init(Router::new()))

Once registered, you can access your Axum routes via:

macOS, iOS, and Linux: axum://localhost/<path>
Windows and Android: http://axum.localhost/<path> (default)

Note: Custom protocols currently do not support streaming. (#1404)

stream body support

Supports streaming responses using either the provided fetch API or an Axios adapter:

import { fetch } from "tauri-plugin-axum-api/fetch";
import { Adapter } from "tauri-plugin-axum-api/axios";

Installation

Automatic

pnpm tauri add axum

or Manual

Rust crate:

cargo add tauri-plugin-axum

npm package:

pnpm i tauri-plugin-axum-api

Add required capability in src-tauri/capabilities/default.json:

{
  // ...
  "permissions": ["axum:default"],
  // ...
}

Usage Example

// URI scheme protocols are registered when the WebView is created.
// If the plugin is registered after a WebView has been created,
// the protocol will not be available.
//
// macOS, iOS, Linux: axum://localhost/<path>
// Windows, Android: http://axum.localhost/<path> (default)

tauri::Builder::default().plugin(tauri_plugin_axum::init(axum::Router::new()));

window.fetch("http://axum.localhost/");

import { fetch } from "tauri-plugin-axum-api/fetch";

fetch("/", { method: "GET" })
  .then((res) => res.text())
  .then((res) => console.log(res));

// Using Axios adapter
import axios from "axios";
import { Adapter } from "tauri-plugin-axum-api/axios";

const instance = axios.create({ adapter: Adapter });

Example Project

Example App
- App.tsx
- lib.rs

Run Example