tauri-impl-mobile

Configuring a Tauri app for Android and iOS requires setting the proper crate-type in Cargo.toml and restructuring entry points by placing shared logic in lib.rs with #[cfg_attr(mobile, tauri::mobile_entry_point)] and keeping a minimal main.rs for desktop.

Tauri mobile builds often fail due to missing crate-type settings like cdylib or staticlib and entry-point misconfigurations. Splitting desktop and mobile logic into lib.rs and a minimal main.rs resolves these startup failures.

You separate desktop and mobile entry points by placing shared mobile logic in lib.rs annotated with #[cfg_attr(mobile, tauri::mobile_entry_point)] and maintaining a minimal main.rs for desktop, ensuring reliable mobile startup and clean cross-platform builds.

Tauri cross-platform mobile builds require configuring Cargo.toml with specific crate-type settings such as staticlib, cdylib, and rlib to ensure the project compiles correctly for both Android and iOS targets.

You can migrate a desktop Tauri project to iOS and Android by restructuring Cargo.toml, applying platform-specific cfg attributes, and running tauri android and tauri ios commands to set up the mobile targets within a single workflow.