Make tauri compatible with .NET (interop C#/VB with Rust)

[RubenPX]

Recently i tried to make a rust compatible with C# (just for fun)

Using netcorehost by @OpenByteDev

It's a hybrid that supports C# and Rust with Tauri.

The project name is TauriNET (I don't know if i put this name in repository it violate any rule or something)

I don't know if this project is useful for something, but i liked to make it, and it's super small code

Link here: https://github.com/RubenPX/TauriNET

[tats-u]

It sounds great but it's a pity that the license is not permissive one, MPL, or at least LGPL but GPL.

[cornzzy]

The industry standard for sharing code between languages is shared library such as .so (android), .xcframework (ios), .dll (windows) and so on. Export dll from your dot net and life will be easier.

[tats-u]

In .NET, depended packages are bundled as DLLs (shard libraries) unless a user chooses PublishSingleFile.
If you don't require software authors who just use your library to expose the source code, you might want to choose one of the followings instad of GPL:

• LGPL (If you don't want authors of software that uses your library to stop their users to do reverse engineering + MPL)
• MPL (If just you want authors of modified versions of your library to expose their source code)
• A permissive license (e.g. BSD, MIT) (If you just want your users to expose the fact that they are using your library)

[RubenPX]

I choose MIT License

[tats-u]

You don't require modified libraries (possibly proprietary) to publish the difference.

[RubenPX]

You don't require modified libraries (possibly proprietary) to publish the difference.

I think i don't use modified libraries.

In this case are all crate modules

[tats-u]

FYI there are some people who want to merge every beneficial change in modified versions including proprietary ones.
Anyway I'll respect your decision.