Open rj-hwang opened 1 year ago
If what you want is what JOTSR described, you can achieve this by doing an non-awaited asynchronous function as I did.
import {Webview, SizeHint} from "jsr:@webview/webview";
import {loadImage} from "https://deno.land/x/canvas@v1.4.1/mod.ts";
(async () => {
const image = await loadImage("E:/AniWorld.png");
const webview = new Webview(false, {height: image.height(), width: image.width(), hint: SizeHint.FIXED});
// Load image file at "E:\AniWorld.png"
webview.navigate("E:/AniWorld.png");
webview.run();
})();
const urls = [
"https://aniworld.to/anime/stream/golden-time",
];
console.log(urls.join("\n"));
The main part is
(async () => { /* Code here */ })()
You want to run webiview without freezing the main script ? As I know, there is no simple way to run in background since webview handle the client event loop. You can run webview in a worker or a sub process and send data to client via websocket but you don't have direct access of the server part. I'm working on a pull request to solve that via an async api but this project seems to be slowing down.