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All In One Toolkit V2

This is a project on Tauri. This project will implement various functions such as converters, editors, and various other small functions.

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Home page

Search page

Catalogs page

About page

Catalogs

Encouders/Decoders Category page

Visualizers Category page

Converters Category page

Editors Category page

Math Category page

Other Category page

Encoders/Decoders Category

URL Encode/Decode page

Base64 Encode/Decode page

MD5 Encode/Decode page

SHA256 Encode/Decode page

Visualisers Category

Visualization data on chart page

Colot Pallete page

Array Visualizer page

CSV visualizer in Table page

JSON visualizer in Table page

XML visualizer in Table page

Converters Category

Convert JSON to XML page

Convert XML to JSON page

Convert JSON to XLS page

Clock Converter page

Unicode Converter page

CSS Converter page

Editors Category

Markdown Editor page

SVG Editor page

Math Category

Prime number page

Other Category

Word counter page

VirusTotal page

Colot Pallete page

JS Key Code page

Wheel Fortune page

UUID Generator page

Url Requests page

Installation

Checking the installed tools to launch the project

First make sure you have Node js installed. To do this, open a command prompt or terminal and type the following commands:

node -v
npm -v

If you are using the bun package manager, then run this command:

bun -v

Installation dependencies

After that, go to the folder with this project and run the following command:

npm install

If you are using the bun package manager, then run this command:

bun install

Checking the installed tools to launch the project

In order to run a Rust application, you need to make sure that you have a compiler for Rust. To find out if you have one, enter the following command:

rustc --version

If you get an error instead of a version, it means that you don't have a Rust compiler. In oreder to set it up, go to the official website and follow the instructions on the website.

Usage

After installing the dependencies, use the following command to run, depending on the package manager you are using:

npm run tauri dev

Or

bun run tauri dev

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License

This project is licensed under the License Name.

Contact

If you have any questions or comments about this project, please feel free to contact us at contact email.