Author: tobychui
Webview Adapter is a quick adapter for building GUI for your application on Windows devices using other programming lanuages that do not natively support GUI but Web UI. (In my case I design this to work with Golang)
It simply a .NET framework WebView element that is programmable with start paramters.
- .NET Framework 4.7 or above
- Windows 7 or above
Start the GUI to a given URL
WebviewAdapter.exe url="http://localhost:8080"
WebviewAdapter.exe title="My App" width=500 height=300 icon="icon.ico"
The following are key and examples for staring paramters
| Parameter Key | Example value | Usage |
|---|---|---|
| title | My App | The title of the window |
| width | 500 | The window width |
| height | 300 | The window height |
| allow-resize | true | Allow window resizing |
| icon | icon.ico | The icon for the window |
| url | http://localhost:8080 | URL to be displaying in Webview |
| allow-max | true | Allow window maximization |
| allow-min | true | Allow window minimization |
| allow-scroll | false | Allow scrolling in webview |
| opacity | 0.5 | Window opacity |
| allow-taskbar | true | Show in taskbar when window is minimized |
| top-most | true | Windows always stays at top layer |
| show-icon | true | Show window's icon |
| start-location | 500,300 | Window startup position on screen |
Although I have no idea why you will need this configuration, it will show something like this if you are launching it with other exec process call
WebviewAdapter.exe title="IMUS Webview Adapter" width=500 height=300 icon=icon.ico url=http://bing.com allow-max=false allow-min=false allow-resize=false start-location=0,0 opacity=1
Example Output
