Root cause: dynamic import('@tauri-apps/plugin-opener') silently fails on
Android Tauri WebView because the module resolution path for @tauri-apps/api
(plugin dependency) differs from npm expectations in the bundled context.
Rewrote tauri.ts to use window.__TAURI_INTERNALS__.invoke() directly:
- openUrl() → invoke('plugin:opener|open_url', {url})
- setupDeepLinkHandler() → invoke('plugin:deep-link|get_current')
- Warm-start listener still uses import('@tauri-apps/api/event') for
deep-link://new-url events (bundled as separate chunk by Vite)
- Added @tauri-apps/api as direct dependency
Also kept withGlobalTauri: true (needed for __TAURI_INTERNALS__ injection)
but reverted APK frontendDist back to bundled React app (../web/dist)
since redirect-to-live-web approach was unreliable.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Background: Google blocks OAuth in embedded WebView (403 disallowed_useragent).
Solution: open Google login in the Android system browser, then deep-link
back to the Tauri app via custom scheme after callback.
Changes:
- Tauri: add tauri-plugin-opener + tauri-plugin-deep-link to Cargo.toml
- Tauri: register plugins in lib.rs, add capabilities
- Web: auth-form.tsx Google button uses openUrl() via @tauri-apps/plugin-opener
on Tauri (opens in system browser), falls back to window.location.href
- Web: add lib/tauri.ts for isTauri() detection + lazy opens
- API: /auth/google accepts ?platform=tauri → encodes into OAuth state param
- API: /auth/google/callback decodes state → if tauri, renders HTML page
that deep-links back via zeavisedu:// scheme; if web, 302 redirect
- Android: patch script adds deep link intent filter for zeavisedu:// scheme
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Updated @moonrepo/cli to version 2.2.5 and typescript to version 6.0.3 in package.json and shared package.json.
- Modified build script in package.json to run shared, api, and web builds.
- Removed unnecessary type and language declarations from shared moon.yml.
- Added ignoreDeprecations option in tsconfig.base.json to handle TypeScript 6.0 deprecations.
