| Mac | Windows/Linux | Function |
|---|---|---|
| ⌘ + [ | Ctrl + ← | Return to the previous page |
| ⌘ + ] | Ctrl + → | Go to the next page |
| ⌘ + ↑ | Ctrl + ↑ | Auto scroll to top of page |
| ⌘ + ↓ | Ctrl + ↓ | Auto scroll to bottom of page |
| ⌘ + r | Ctrl + r | Refresh Page |
| ⌘ + w | Ctrl + w | Hide window, not quite |
| ⌘ + - | Ctrl + - | Zoom out the page |
| ⌘ + + | Ctrl + + | Zoom in the page |
| ⌘ + = | Ctrl + = | Zoom in the Page |
| ⌘ + 0 | Ctrl + 0 | Reset the page zoom |
- For beginners: Play with Popular Packages to find out Pake's capabilities, or try to pack your application with GitHub Actions. Don't hesitate to reach for assistance at Discussion!
- For developers: “Command-Line Packaging” supports macOS fully. For Windows/Linux users, it requires some tinkering. Configure your environment before getting started.
- For hackers: For people who are good at both front-end development and Rust, how about customizing your apps' function more with the following Customized Development?
Prepare your environment before starting. Make sure you have Rust >=1.63 and Node >=16 (e.g., 16.18.1) installed on your computer. For installation guidance, see Tauri documentation.
If you are unfamiliar with these, it is better to try out the above tool to pack with one click.
# Install Dependencies
npm i
# Local development [Right-click to open debug mode.]
npm run dev
# Pack application
npm run build