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All documents now reference only Tauri 2.0 official patterns and APIs
with no dependency on any specific reference application.
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# WebSocket Server, Client & Script Injection Guide
> Based on the working `moxie-app` reference implementation in this repository.
> A comprehensive guide for building native WebSocket servers, frontend clients, and script injection patterns in Tauri 2.0 applications.
> This guide documents the complete pattern for running a native WebSocket server inside Tauri 2.0, connecting frontend clients, and injecting scripts into external webview windows.
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## Overview
This guide covers three interrelated patterns used in the reference `moxie-app`:
This guide covers three interrelated patterns for Tauri 2.0 applications:
1. **Native WebSocket Server** — A Tokio-backed WebSocket server running inside the Tauri process
2. **Frontend WebSocket Client** — JavaScript clients connecting to the local server for bidirectional communication

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> **Version**: 2.0 | **Last Updated**: 2026-05-31
> **Official Docs**: https://v2.tauri.app
> **Reference App**: `moxie-app/` (included in this repository)
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const { listen, emit } = window.__TAURI__.event;
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This is the pattern used in the reference `moxie-app` and is ideal for vanilla JS projects without a bundler.
This pattern is ideal for vanilla JS projects that don't use a bundler, avoiding the need for any npm packages beyond `@tauri-apps/cli`.
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## 10. Native WebSocket Server (Rust-side)
This section documents the WebSocket server pattern used in the reference `moxie-app`. This pattern is useful when your Tauri app needs to **act as a server** — accepting connections from local webviews, external applications, or other processes.
This section documents the WebSocket server pattern for Tauri 2.0 applications. This pattern is useful when your app needs to **act as a server** — accepting connections from local webviews, external applications, or other processes.
### Architecture Overview
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## 11. Script Injection into Webview Windows
This section documents the script injection pattern used in the reference `moxie-app` for injecting JavaScript into dynamically created webview windows (including those loading external URLs).
This section documents the script injection pattern for injecting JavaScript into dynamically created webview windows (including those loading external URLs).
### The Pattern