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webview
This package provides minimal bindings for WKWebView on OSX. The API is loosely based off of zserge/webview; however, this package only supports one platform, OSX.
All of the functions in this package must be called from the main thread. To
achieve that, you can use Dispatch, which schedules a function to be called back
sometime in the future.
Remember to call Loop after you initialize the WebView.
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Types ¶
type DispatchCallback ¶
type DispatchCallback func()
type ScriptCallback ¶
type ScriptCallback func(string)
type WebView ¶
type WebView struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Example ¶
package main
import (
"github.com/KnownUnown/webview"
"net/url"
)
func main() {
v := webview.New()
u, _ := url.Parse("https://google.com")
v.Navigate(u)
v.Loop()
}
Output:
func (*WebView) AddUserScript ¶
AddUserScript registers the given string as a user script, that is, a script that is persistent across many Navigate calls or page loads.
func (*WebView) Dispatch ¶
func (v *WebView) Dispatch(cb DispatchCallback)
Dispatch runs the given function on the main thread at some point in the future.
func (*WebView) Loop ¶
func (*WebView) Loop()
Loop pumps the NSApp run loop, namely, it calls `[NSApp run]`. This function must be called from the main thread to run the WebView after you create it. It blocks until the app exits.
func (*WebView) SetScriptCallback ¶
func (v *WebView) SetScriptCallback(cb ScriptCallback)
SetScriptCallback registers a function to be called whenever JavaScript calls `window.webkit.messageHandlers.webview.postMessage`.
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