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@pickforge/tauri-updater

v0.14.1

Published

Framework-neutral Tauri update controller and Pickforge update dialog.

Readme

@pickforge/tauri-updater

Framework-neutral update control and a branded <pickforge-update-dialog> Web Component for Tauri desktop apps.

import { check } from "@tauri-apps/plugin-updater";
import { relaunch } from "@tauri-apps/plugin-process";
import {
  createTauriUpdaterAdapter,
  createUpdateController,
  definePickforgeUpdaterElement,
} from "@pickforge/tauri-updater";

const controller = createUpdateController({
  adapter: createTauriUpdaterAdapter({ check, relaunch }),
  eligibility: {
    // Resolve only after the packaged app's focused, visible main window is ready.
    whenEligible: async () => true,
  },
});

definePickforgeUpdaterElement();
const dialog = document.querySelector("pickforge-update-dialog");
dialog.metadata = { productName: "PickForge", currentVersion: "1.0.0" };
dialog.controller = controller;
void controller.start();

start() silently ignores unavailable feeds and no-update responses, checking once per process through the shared gate. check({ manual: true }) is for a Settings-style "check for updates" action: it clears a dismissed state, always performs a fresh adapter.check() bypassing the process gate's cached result, and reports failures as a retryable error state instead of staying silent. A dismissed state from dismiss() only blocks the automatic start()/check() path; a late-resolving automatic check that finds an update after the user has since dismissed keeps the dismissed status (retaining the update for bookkeeping) rather than reopening the dialog. The default process gate shares the first check across controllers; inject createProcessCheckGate() to isolate deterministic tests.

Build the package and serve fixture/ from the repository root to inspect the standalone states.