A CLI tool to generate a full-stack Rust and React web application with a single command.
Create Rust App is a CLI tool that generates a full-stack web application with a Rust backend and a React frontend. It solves the problem of manually setting up and integrating these technologies by providing a pre-configured, production-ready template. The tool includes features like database migrations, code generation, and a plugin system for extended functionality.
Developers looking to quickly start building web applications with Rust and React without spending time on initial configuration and integration. It's ideal for those who want an opinionated, batteries-included stack that reduces boilerplate.
Developers choose Create Rust App for its one-command setup that eliminates configuration headaches, its comprehensive plugin system for adding features like authentication and GraphQL, and its code-generation capabilities that significantly reduce repetitive boilerplate code.
Set up a modern rust+react web app by running one command.
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Generates a complete full-stack project with a single command, including backend and frontend, eliminating manual integration and configuration headaches.
Automatically creates Diesel models, TypeScript types from Rust code, and React Query hooks via commands like `cargo dsync` and `cargo tsync`, drastically reducing boilerplate.
Offers plugins for authentication, Docker, GraphQL, and more, allowing easy addition of production-ready features without starting from scratch.
Includes an admin portal for database viewing and in-browser compilation error display, streamlining development and debugging workflows.
Backend framework support is restricted to Actix-web, with Poem support on hold, and some plugins like Utoipa require Actix, reducing choice for teams preferring other frameworks.
The batteries-included stack imposes a specific project structure and technology choices, making it cumbersome to customize or replace components like the frontend framework.
Some plugins, such as GraphQL, require the auth plugin, adding unnecessary complexity and dependencies if those features aren't needed, potentially increasing project size.