WBWebViewConsole

WBWebViewConsole is an In-App debug console for your UIWebView && WKWebView

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Installation

WBWebViewConsole is available on CocoaPods. Just add the following to your project Podfile:

pod 'WBWebViewConsole', '~> 1.0' 

Bugs are first fixed in master and then made available via a designated release. If you tend to live on the bleeding edge, you can use WBWebViewConsole from master with the following Podfile entry:

pod 'WBWebViewConsole', :git => 'https://github.com/Naituw/WBWebViewConsole.git'

Setup

• Make your own UIWebView or WKWebView subclass, and implement all methods in WBWebView protocol
• Setup JSBridge and console when WebView inits
• If you are using UIWebView, inject userScript as early as possible after page loading. Otherwise, just use WKUserScript to implement.
• In UIWebView's webView:shouldStartLoadWithRequest:navigationType or WKWebView's webView:decidePolicyForNavigationAction:decisionHandler
  • Pass the request to -[JSBridge handleWebViewRequest:] and use the return value to decide whether the navigation should start

Usage

• Use WBWebViewConsole to manage all messages
  • addMessage:type:level:source:
    • add message for specific type, level and source
  • clearMessage
    • empty all messages
  • sendMessage
    • input (eval) script
  • storeCurrentSelectedElementToJavaScriptVariable:completion:
    • save current selected element to a js variable
• Use WBWebDebugConsoleViewController to display a WBWebViewConsole
  • initWithConsole:
    • designated initializer for this class
  • setInitialCommand:
    • set the placeholder command

License

WBWebViewConsole is BSD-licensed. see the LICENSE file.

The files in the /Examples directory are licensed under a separate license as specified in Examples/README.md.