Welcome to the Crabsburger example food landing page site for the Dioxus community!
This example showcases the new syntax introduced in Dioxus 0.5 and utilizes signals as the state management approach. It's designed to demonstrate best practices and provide a reference for building your own Dioxus applications.
- Utilizes the new syntax of Dioxus 0.5
- State management with signals
- Styling with Tailwind CSS v3.4.1
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/DioxusGrow/crabsburger
Comment out this parameter in Dioxus.toml as it is intended only for redirection in web:
[web.app]
# base_path = "."
Run the command:
dx serve
If you want to change the Tailwind CSS in a different terminal run:
npx tailwindcss -i ./input.css -o ./public/tailwind.css --watch
Uncomment the parameter in Dioxus.toml as it is intended only for redirection in web:
[web.app]
base_path = "."
Run the command:
dx build --release
The release or the ready website is located in the webapp folder.
You can rename the folder in the Dioxus.toml parameter. For example, for use in GitHub Pages, the folder name should be docs
# `build` & `serve` dist path
pathout_dir = "webapp"
However, the site with GitHub Pages will only work on the main domain, such as https://dioxuslabs.com
It will work on a subdomain, but with a greater number of issues:
Routing errors and the use of Manganis if the site is located in a subdirectory of the domain, as on GitHub Pages.
- Create a button that appears when scrolling the page
- Highlight the top menu when scrolling
- Implement light and dark mode toggling and set the mode in the HTML tag as required by Tailwind CSS
- Save the color scheme to the browser's local storage
- Retrieve the browser client's language
- Change the language in the HTML tag when switching languages
Please note that the interaction with the browser's JavaScript needs to be refined in this example.
We welcome contributions! If you have suggestions or want to contribute to the roadmap, please feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.
This project is open source and available under the MIT License.