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webviewkoCLI

A simple commandline interface for webviewko.

webviewko provides a Kotlin/Java binding to webview, a tiny cross-platform webview library to build modern cross-platform GUIs using WebView2, WebKit and WebKitGTK.

Getting Started

Prerequisite

A x64 system with Java 8+ (JVM), Windows 7+ x64 (Kotlin/Native) or Linux x64

Reference

Arguments: 
    url -> URI/URL { String }
Options: 
    --title, -t [webviewko] -> window title { String }
    --width [800] -> window width in px { Int }
    --height [600] -> window height in px { Int }
    --hint [None] -> window hint { Value should be one of [none, minimum, maximum, fixed] }
    --debug [false] -> use debug mode 
    --init [] -> JS to run on page loading { String }
    --help, -h -> Usage info 

Examples

Simplest way to open a web page:

java -jar webviewkocli.jar https://example.com

Setting the title, size and window hint:

java -jar webviewkocli.jar https://example.com --width 800 --height 600

Setting the JS code to be executed on loading:

java -jar webviewkocli.jar https://example.com --init "alert('Hello World!')"

Use Kotlin/Native program:

webviewkocli.kexe https://example.com --title example --width 800 --height 600 --hint fixed

Contribution

All suggestions, pull requests, issues and other contributions are welcome and appreciated.

Credits

License

Copyright 2022 Winterreisender

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
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SPDX short identifier: Apache-2.0