How wacxv/stickup works
The repository is an in-progress Tauri desktop app with a React greeting screen and a small Rust command backend; the README documents no broader product workflow. The visible flow is user input, frontend command invocation, Rust greeting generation, and display of the returned text. Source excerpts show the app entry points and command wiring, but not further product features.
Main entry points: App.tsx Greeting UI · lib.rs Greeting command · main.tsx Frontend entry · main.rs Rust entry
Components 6
React frontend
- Frontend entry
src/main.tsx - Greeting UI
src/App.tsx
Tauri backend
- Rust entry
src-tauri/src/main.rs - Tauri runtime
src-tauri/src/lib.rs - Greeting command
src-tauri/src/lib.rs
Other components
- User
Connections 6
- Frontend entry → Greeting UI: mounts
- User → Greeting UI: submits name
- Greeting UI → Greeting command: invokes command
- Greeting command → Greeting UI: returns greeting
- Rust entry → Tauri runtime: starts
- Tauri runtime → Greeting command: registers handler