webview-c | tiny cross-platform webview C library | Android library
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A tiny cross-platform webview C library to build modern cross-platform GUIs. It supports two-way JavaScript bindings (to call JavaScript from C and to call C from JavaScript). It uses Cocoa/WebKit on macOS, gtk-webkit2 on Linux and MSHTML (IE10/11) or Edge (Chromium) on Windows. This library is a fork of the webview library. A Lua binding is available.
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QUESTION
I created a VS Code extension which uses a Webview. In the Webview I have a link to a file in the node_modules
folder which I added to the html as recommended by various sources (e.g. vscode-codicons-sample):
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-22 at 16:49I decided to go with @MikeLischke's suggestion and copy the required files into the dist
folder, which is packaged. But I didn't want to do it manually, so I did the following.
Firstly, I created a class which does the mapping between the files in the node_modules
folder and the destination in the packaged dist
folder.
QUESTION
To give you context, our app is a react-native web wrapper (something similar to what Cordova or ionic does).
The app downloads an updated version of the web bundle that is stored locally after the user opens the app, and then the WebView component uses it as a source to show the app to the user.
There are some parts of this web app that uses web sockets, so the issue is that considering its large traffic, the socket/exchange service has a bunch of nodes/replicas and in order to keep connections alive the load balancer uses Set-Cookie headers to make sure that the client is going to the right service node in every request
So, what we're trying is:
- Enable Set-Cookie behavior within a WebView
- Get Set-Cookie response header manually from a request that is happening within a WebView
Our react-native application looks like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-06 at 20:38I managed to
Enable Set-Cookie behavior within a WebView
by establishing a socket connection using socket.io-client
, so the web socket requests within the WebView will already include cookies in request headers (which will keep connections alive).
Considering react-native-webview
uses WKWebView
on iOS, there is no way to access cookies in response headers. However, in this particular scenario you can create the socket connection from outside the web view, handle cookies (it seems socket.io-client
already does), and then they should be available in the requests within the WebView.
In order to setup socket io in your react-native app, you will need to
- Install
socket.io-client@2.1.1
(I tried different versions but this was the only one that worked) - Assign
window.navigator.userAgent = 'react-native';
(since ES6 modules are hoisted, this assignment must not be done in the same file as react-native and socket io imports) - Establish your socket connection.
So it should look like:
QUESTION
xcode - webview content is showing in status bar
In this post, it hints that to ensure the status bar is not sitting over the webview, ie in capacitorjs's case the app, you should add constraints to the storyboard.
However, in my xcode (latest), the storyboard for capacitor "Bridge view controller" does not allow me to apply constraints.. all the options are greyed out:
However, I cannot figure out how to get the ios status bar to not sit over the top of the app, and all the old Cordova and ionic methods do not appear to be working.
Whatever I do the status bar hand over the webview..
Any ideas or ios/capacitor js pro's out there who could help?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-01 at 06:08I'm not familiar with Capacitor, but as an iOS developer a View Controller in not a visual element so it is not capable of having constraints.
You'll need to figure out a way to access the UIView
in Capacitor and then apply constraints the the view.
QUESTION
wondering if anyone can help, the text on the webView is too small, I have an HTML that I have NO control over. How can I increase the size?
I have tried Xamarin forms: Webview content default size is too small
but did not work for me as the page does not load at all.
Is this a bug? Am I missing something? Any suggestions
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-24 at 10:21The viewport element on a page
QUESTION
I have recently migrated the app from ionic 4 to 5 - Angular 7 to 9. Made all the migration specific changes to config & code. Ionic serve works well. Also no error while creating a production build. But app is not getting loaded! Also used service worker in application.
followed the migration guidelines provided by Ionic & Angular
Package.json -->
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-26 at 12:10After lot of analysis, I got this resolved by making buildOptimizer flag as false.
Make sure in angular.json setting -->
QUESTION
There are many complaints online (such as this one and this one) about the printing of a webpage in WebVeiw
where the printed page only shows the current view on the screen and not the entire page. By going through some code from online searches, I was able to print the entire page using the following code. But the printed page has tried to print it all in one page with a scrollbar enabled. Moreover, the printed content is very blurred (as shown below).
Question: How can we make the printed content not blurred while still printing the entire page with scrollbar enable?
Website used in the WebView: Wikipedia
Reference: WebView to WebViewBrush
MainPage.xaml:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-03 at 06:13When you compress and redraw the webview to the rectangle, it will become blurred, it's better to display the webview in mutiple pages. First I give the width and height of printed page as 750, 950, and then according to the scale to cacluate how many pages it needs to be. After that, you can print these Rectangles. For example:
QUESTION
I'm currently running a simplistic WkWebView made in SwiftUI - with all the advice that I was able to glimpse from this StackOverflow post. It opens up a website. The website has a browser button. If I click on the browser button on Safari, a Finder window opens. If I do the same thing inside the .app created with Xcode, a Finder window does not open.
This is the stuff I've enabled in the Sandbox:
The code that I use is this (all from ContentView.swift)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-19 at 08:27You have to implement the following WKUIDelegate
delegate method
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