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Use any web browser as GUI, with Python in the backend and HTML5 in the frontend.
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set_multi_access not working/doesn't exists #4

Open hunar1997 opened 11 months ago

hunar1997 commented 11 months ago

Hello, I want to try my UI on phone

first of all I cant see the PORT, is there a way to see it? I'm currently ctrl-p ing and i can find it there and how can i set the port myself?

and the main problem, even when I find the port, i cant see it on my phone because the MyWindow.set_multi_access(True) isn't working. it doesn't exist in the source code

hassandraga commented 11 months ago

MyWindow.set_multi_access is removed. And WebUI does not support phones.

hunar1997 commented 11 months ago

Sorry I didn't understand, webui can work on phone since webui is the bridge, the (works) part is html/css/javascript s job right? I compiled the C version of webui on androud/termux and it works fine.. when I launch the binary it opens my default browser and shows the UI without any problems. if multi access wasn't removed I would've just typed my computers IP:PORT

What part did I understand wrong

AlbertShown commented 11 months ago

If you used termux in this case it will work with the default browser in Android. However, I added a PR to add get_url() you can test it now, or, wait until someone merges it.

  1. Show window with NoBrowser
  2. Get URL .get_url() (PR)
  3. Use the URL anywhere you want... The URL works only once for security reasons
    # Show the window
    MyWindow.show(html, webui.browser.NoBrowser)
    url = MyWindow.get_url()
    print('url: ' + url)
hunar1997 commented 11 months ago

Thanks for the update :D it helped but I cant connect to the page for some reason when running on windows I can access the page when using localhost but not when using my local LAN IP then i tried on linux and it shows the files within the folder instead of an html page, (behaves like python's http server)

hassandraga commented 11 months ago

WebUI is totally localhost only, to make UI available for the whole public network this need to be implemented. I don't know, maybe in the coming next version. But a good option to have anyway.

Source: webui.c

hassandraga commented 11 months ago

This feature is implemented. Available from Python-WebUI v2.4.4

Example: https://github.com/webui-dev/python-webui/blob/main/examples/public_ui.py