PakePLus Guide

PakePlus is a packaging tool based on Tauri2 and GitHub. You can also call me PP or 2P🫣. With just a GitHub Token, you can package any website/Vue/React project's static dist files into a cross-platform desktop application. It’s compact (less than 5M) and high-performance, while PakePlus itself is only about 8M. in order to avoid excessive pressure on Github servers caused by excessive use, PakePLus has implemented restrictions: only one project can be created and published once a day!

Compared to Pake, the advantages are:

Pake requires installing a complex and bloated Rust and Node dependency environment locally, which can take up several GB of your computer's storage—my hard drive just can’t handle that...
No need to understand command lines or complicated configurations. PakePlus offers a graphical interface where you can complete packaging tasks with just a few clicks, so easy that even a elementary school student could do it 😌.
I also tried Tauri2 for mobile, but I couldn’t stand its bloat. Instead, I used native Android and iOS frameworks for packaging and compilation. It also allows releasing debug versions on mobile for easier development and testing.

Features

🎐 20x smaller than Electron packages (less than 5M!) and 10x faster in performance
🚀 Built on Rust Tauri, making PakePlus lighter and faster than JS-based frameworks
📦 Rich built-in features—supports shortcuts, immersive windows, and minimalist customization
👻 PakePlus is just an ultra-lightweight tool that replaces old packaging methods with Tauri, supporting cross-platform desktop
📲 Uses native frameworks to package Android and iOS apps, resulting in smaller and faster builds than Tauri2
🤗 Simple UI—no need to install any local dev environment, saving time, effort, and disk space
🌹 No complex dependencies required—automatically packages in the cloud using GitHub Actions
🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Supports internationalization, friendly to global users, and auto-detects your system language
💡 Custom JS injection—write and inject your own JS code into the page
🎨 Sleeker, more user-friendly UI, optimized for beginners, supports Chinese naming for packages
📡 Works in a web browser, but the desktop client offers more powerful features (recommended)
🔐 Data security—your token is stored locally, never uploaded, and your projects stay safe in your own Git repos
🍀 Static file packaging—just drop your Vue/React project’s dist folder or index.html, and it becomes a desktop app (why keep it just a website?)
🐞 Debug mode—find and fix bugs during preview or release stages
💬 Join our tech community anytime if you encounter issues

Use Cases

Turn any website into a desktop app instantly, making it look more professional.
Package Vue/React projects into desktop apps without needing a server.
Want your Cocos game to run as a cross-platform app? No problem.
Need to package your Unity project as a cross-platform client? Also no problem.
Hide your website URL to prevent unauthorized sharing and web scraping.
Company intranet tools—restrict access to only your client, keeping the URL private.
Turn a website into your own app and add custom features, like injecting JS for automation.
Too many annoying ads? Block them with custom JS.
Want to use Tauri2 for packaging, but your local environment is too bloated? PakePlus saves disk space!

PakePlus supports installation packages for both ARM and Intel architectures. Popular program installation packages typically only include the ARM version (M-series chips) for Mac, the Intel (x64) version for Windows, and the x64 version for Linux. If you need installation packages for additional architectures, you can use PakePlus to compile custom packages tailored to your specific needs.

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