tauri-runtime
The Python SDK for tauri-plugin-py-runtime: write the backend of a Tauri 2 desktop app in Python.
Python functions become commands your frontend can call, with pydantic validation, streaming
channels, events, cancellation and structured errors. The tauri-runtime CLI scaffolds projects
and packages your backend with Nuitka into a standalone executable, so end users never need to
install Python.
from tauri_runtime import App
app = App()
@app.command
async def greet(name: str) -> str:
return f"Hello {name}, from Python!"
app.run()
import { pyInvoke } from "tauri-plugin-py-runtime-api";
const message = await pyInvoke<string>("greet", { name: "Tauri" });
Quick start
Create a new Tauri app with a Python backend:
uvx --from tauri-runtime tauri-runtime create my-app --template vue-ts --manager pnpm
Add a Python backend to an existing Tauri project (run next to src-tauri):
uvx --from tauri-runtime tauri-runtime init
Package the backend for release (run in src-python, requires Nuitka and a C compiler):
uv run tauri-runtime build
Features
async defand plaindefcommands, with arguments validated by pydanticChannel[T]streams, raw binary payloads, and events in both directions- Timeouts, cancellation and
TauriErrorstructured errors startup,readyandshutdownlifecycle hooksRouterwith prefixes for organizing large backends- Standalone packaging with Nuitka via
tauri-runtime build
Requires Python 3.11 or newer. Full documentation lives in the project README.
License
Licensed under either of MIT or Apache-2.0 at your option.
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