| Crates.io | iced_webview |
| lib.rs | iced_webview |
| version | 0.0.5 |
| created_at | 2024-11-02 23:40:45.031619+00 |
| updated_at | 2024-11-03 19:24:48.737955+00 |
| description | iced webview library |
| homepage | |
| repository | https://github.com/LegitCamper/iced_webview/ |
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A library to embed Web views in iced applications
Note: Currently this library only supports Ultralight/Webkit, but more rendering engines are planned to be supported.
Ultralight has its own licence that should be reviewed before deciding if it works for you
examples/embedded_webviewA simple example to showcase an embedded webview (uses the basic webview)

cargo run --example embedded_webview --features ultralight-resources
examples/multi_webviewA more advanced example that uses the advanced webview module and has two simultaneous webviews open

cargo run --example multi_webview --features ultralight-resources
Ultralight requires runtime resources. (cacert.pem, icudt67l.dat)
You can either set the path to them with the
ULTRALIGHT_RESOURCES_DIRenv. This varible can also be set in.cargo/config.toml. The resouces direcory can be downloaded from Ultralight SDK
Or Rust will do its best symlink the directory with
--features ultralight-resources. If this fails please useULTRALIGHT_RESOURCES_DIR
The samples compiled rely on dynamic libraries provided by Ultralight:
libUltralightCore.so/UltralightCore.dlllibUltralight.so/Ultralight.dlllibWebCore.so/WebCore.dlllibAppCore.so/AppCore.dllThese can be downloaded from the Ultralight SDK.
Rust will download them during build as well, but are kept inside the
targetdirectory.