PyQCefView

PyQCefView is a simple Python binding for QCefView

Dependencies

This project depends on:

• QCefView v1.2.0 You must build and provide the QCefView C++ library version 1.2.0. See: QCefView v1.2.0 Release

• Chromium 126.0.6478.183 QCefView v1.2.0 is based on Chromium version 126.0.6478.183. See: Chromium source

Please ensure you use the correct versions of both QCefView and Chromium for compatibility with PyQCefView.

Build & install

General prerequisites

• Python 3.8+ (or your project's target Python)
• CMake, a C/C++ compiler toolchain (MSVC on Windows, Xcode on macOS, gcc/clang on Linux)
• pip, virtualenv

Get the source

git clone --recursive https://github.com/skylerlee/PyQCefView.git

Build from source

• Build QCefView (C++ library)

  Follow the official QCefView build instructions: QCefView - Build and Config

• Install build tools

pip install -r requirements-dev.txt

• Build & install the PyQCefView (Python wrapper)

sip-install --cef-incdir=<QCEFVIEW_INCLUDE_DIR> --cef-libdir=<QCEFVIEW_OUTPUT_DIR> --cef-lib=QCefView [--verbose]

• If you want to use the package in another project, you can build the wheel file

sip-wheel --cef-incdir=<QCEFVIEW_INCLUDE_DIR> --cef-libdir=<QCEFVIEW_OUTPUT_DIR> --cef-lib=QCefView [--verbose]

pip install qcefview-*.whl

Run the example

python examples/demo.py

It should load a webpage normally.

License

The MIT License.