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[docs] There are serious mistakes and missing parts #2677
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Solved. The reason is that I didn't see
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There are major problems with your documents. A lot of things are missing It's hard for me to imagine what a project with 92K could achieve: Lack of examples and initialization code: |
Just note that this is the reference page, the main guide is at https://tauri.app/plugin/shell/ which does have an initialization example
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I personally recommend linking the two pages, I've always only looked at the JS page, because I'm not going to deal with this on the rust side. So I've been doing this on the front end, and personally I think it's something that can easily be overlooked |
I wonder how did you end up being on that page, since we didn't link it anywhere except in https://tauri.app/plugin/shell/ This is also the case in the top search results |
https://tauri.app/ Since your rust and js tutorials are separate, I think when writing this part of the code in js, you must go to the js section to look at it. I never thought you would write this kind of thing into the rust section |
Hmm, I don't think they're on separate pages, all the plugin tutorial pages contain both the js and rust usage notes (it even shows the js usage first or by default) |
Moreover, I haven't found your instructions for using "Plugins". For instance, it doesn't clearly state that one should first look at the content in https://tauri.app/plugin/shell/ (Perhaps I didn't see it?) |
I'm not entirely sure I get what you mean, how should we state that? Do you mean we state that in the reference page? Since reference pages are only meant to be used to look up specific APIs, I don't think it's supposed to be looked at when you first getting started with it |
Describe the bug
I don't know why the error was reported
Reproduction
Partial code:
An exception occurred after running
await open('https://www.google.com/');
->plugin shell not found
The installation commands I have run:
Expected behavior
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tauri info
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