What is Handy built with?
Handy is a Rust repo built with Vite, React, Tauri, @tauri-apps/api, Tokio, and 2 more. It stores its data in SQLite and tauri-plugin-store, uses AI through hf-hub, makes its content with hound, react-markdown, and symphonia, is tested with @playwright/test, deploys with log, tauri-plugin-log, tauri-apps, and env_filter, and uses rusqlite and rusqlite_migration. It has 62,295 written lines, with 10 test files.
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Frontend
The base 4
- React160 files · in package.json
- Tauri36 files
- @tauri-apps/api18 files
- Vitein package.json
Styles 1
Interface 6
gtk1 file
tauri-plugin-dialog1 file
- tauri-nspanel2 files
- react-select1 file
- webkit2gtk-sys1 file
- webview2-com1 file
Icons 1
- Lucide20 files
Backend
Data 4
- SQLite2 files · src-tauri/src/managers/history.rs, line 4
tauri-plugin-store2 files
rusqlite
- rusqlite_migration
AI 1
- hf-hub2 files
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The proof: src-tauri/src/managers/history.rs, line 4
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