Open Bitsy-Chuck opened 5 months ago
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Same. Android uses the Android System WebView. iOS uses the WKWebView (?) but since Flutter Web doesn't have access to any in-built libraries or apps, there's no WebView to use. This sounds silly since it's web-based, but it's a Web App and not a Web site. I've experimented using IFrameElement but I'm having other issues there.
It would be interesting to see if its feasible to add this JavaScript functionality to Flutter Web. I'm sure it's technically possible but might require a lot of work!
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I have an event that completes after some time in js async. I want to add a callback from js to flutter once that event completes. This is all on flutter web. How can I set it up? I cannot see any function to setup javascript channel from js to dart. Would appreciate any workaround if available.