Tauri Concepts: State Management

Today I wanted to take a look at State Management within Tauri, a concept that's sadly not covered in enough detail on the official website currently. For this video we're going to be looking at an article I made for the topic and I'll illustrate how it can work in practise.
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[@knowledgedose1956]

Thank you for the content. One in a million video. Valuable especially because you are in the Tauri working group🎉.

[@andreacinquepalmi7649]

Great video and explanation! Also the pace was perfect, especially for people that just adopted Tauri like me.

[@jww0007]

really good

[@quasozial2275]

Could u make a video about the shell?

[@TheZazatv]

I've used state from Tauri and I need your advice. Let's say on the frontend I have a button. By clicking we sand a command to rust. In rust we call service which is making a http request and waits for a response. In that time I wish to ignore all the events send by clicking the button unless our service is able to take a new request. I do it by having is_loading flag inside a service that makes a http request. It manages it's state accordingly to the current state of the http request. So in order to have a single service instance i had to find ways to do that. I can't pass a service as an argument to the command [and the command runs in different thread so the compiler was mad at me since i was writing non thread safe code]. At first I thought about static singleton. Then I found out about the state && Tauri's Mutex and it worked finally. I was wondering what is the proper way to do that or this is the way?

[@TheZazatv]

Btw I didn't watch the video to the end. Gonna do it tomorrow :)