What's next:
- WebRTC integration for video calls
- Built-in barcode/QR code scanning
- Face detection hooks
That page says that "By using the OS’s native web renderer, the size of a Tauri app can be little as 600KB." sounds like an alternative for Electron basically
If need only mobile (iOS / Android) then react-native-vision-camera probably the best bet.
If need only simple camera access then opencv
I thought the "demo_crabcamera.py" was funny with respect to vibecoding: it's not a demo (I already found it odd for a Tauri app to be demo-ed via a python script); it produces the description text posted by OP.
On a more serious note, it all looks reasonably complete like most AI generated projects, but also almost a one shot generated project which hasn't seen much use for it to mature. This becomes even more true when you look a bit deeper at the code, where there are unfinished methods like:
pub fn get_device_caps(device_path: &str) -> Result<Vec<String>, CameraError> {
// This would typically query V4L2 capabilities
// For now, return common capabilities
Ok(vec![
"Video Capture".to_string(),
"Streaming".to_string(),
"Extended Controls".to_string(),
])
}
Perhaps it all works, but it does feel a bit immature and it does come with the risks of AI generated code.