Distribute
Tauri provides the tooling you need to distribute your application either to the platform app stores or as platform-specific installers.
Building
Tauri builds your application directly from its CLI via the build
, android build
and ios build
commands.
See the distributing section to learn more about the configuration options available for each bundle and how to distribute them to your users.
Bundling
By default the build
command automatically bundles your application for the configured formats.
If you need further customization on how the platform bundles are generated, you can split the build and bundle steps:
Versioning
Your application version can be defined in the tauri.conf.json > version
configuration option,
which is the recommended way for managing the app version. If that config value is not set,
Tauri uses the package > version
value from your src-tauri/Cargo.toml
file instead.
Signing
Code signing enhances the security of your application by applying a digital signature to your application’s executables and bundles, validating your identity of the provider of your application.
Signing is required on most platforms. See the documentation for each platform for more information.
Distributing
Learn how to distribute your application for each platform.
Linux
For Linux you can distribute your app using the Debian package, Snap, AppImage, Flatpak, RPM or Arch User Repository (AUR) formats.
macOS
For macOS you can either distribute your application directly to the App Store or ship a DMG installer as direct download. Both methods requires code signing, and distributing outside the App Store also requires notarization.
Code signing and notarization
Windows
Learn how to distribute to the Microsoft Store or configure a Windows installer.
Android
Distribute your Android application to Google Play.
iOS
Learn how to upload your application to the App Store.
Cloud Services
Distribute your application to Cloud services that globally distribute your application and support auto updates out of the box.
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