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🚧 Introducing Krome 🚧

🏗️ An MIT licensed starterkit for building onchain apps that run as native apps on iOS, Android, windows, linux, and macOS
🔒 Comes preloaded with Helios Light Client
🤝 Started in collaboration with 
@shazow
 and 
@dionysuzx
 
🦀 Write your app Rust and JavaScript (via svelte)

Project just started. Reach out if you want to contribute

🚧 Introducing Krome 🚧

🏗️ An MIT licensed starterkit for building onchain apps that run as native apps on iOS, Android, windows, linux, and macOS
🔒 Comes preloaded with Helios Light Client
🤝 Started in collaboration with 
@shazow
 and 
@dionysuzx
 
🦀 Write your app Rust and JavaScript (via svelte)

Project just started. Reach out if you want to contribute

https://github.com/evmts/krome

🦀🦀🦀 Rust enjoyooors

Here I bind some rust code to the HTML using these tauri commands which I then can use in the svelte app

One thing I love about tauri is it's focus on security. To give the JavaScript and Rust code access to anything you must explicitoly provide permissions in a capababilities json

We use svelte because it delivers performance on native react cannot and is very simple framework to use

An llm.txt file is provided to make it so your editor will write svelte well if using an llm

Svelte is pretty simple. Here I call my rust function using `invoke` in a onsubmit function

Tauri native apps are much lighter than electron apps starting at 6.2 megabytes
- Faster to download
- Faster to launch

Added an example of Using Tevm to compile contracts into TypeScript as well as execute the EVM locally along with a README that explains why you want to do this.