Any alternative to QtWebEngine for MinGW?

mrjj

Hi
Maybe you can use webkit ?
https://forum.qt.io/topic/76739/webkit-status-2017
as far as i know there is a mingw version.

However, since Qt can use QTextBrowser for its documentation,. i wonder
if reducing the use of CSS code would not be less of a hassle as to have
your own browser just for a manual.
Also to make it more future proof.

JScars

But for compile WebKit i need to have MSVS2015... Is the same.
I'll try work with QTextBrowwser .
~Thanks for the help

mrjj

@JScars
So even using something like
https://github.com/annulen/webkit/releases/download/qtwebkit-5.212.0-alpha2/qtwebkit-5.212.0_alpha2-qt59-mingw530-x86.zip

You still need visual studio ??

patrik08

If you must only play html javascript & css as manual..
you can create a epub file... link href enable...
from rtf html + css or pdf after convert online
https://ebook.online-convert.com/convert-to-epub
on this way you can use epub lib from calligra or okular or FBReader e-book e encapsulate on a widged abstract or a qml ... not need web tool (external link go direct to browser) quick2 scrollarea... as vector draw & you not need browser...
but i suppose that is possibel to build a static lib in Cygwin as QtWebEngine && qml QtWebView 1.1 tool cmake can buil many lib...

JScars

@mrjj
sorry, i readed it wrong... Seems like it works, let me prove.

JScars

@mrjj
I was right i think. I need MSVS to install QtWebKit.
See this https://github.com/annulen/webkit/wiki/Building-QtWebKit-on-Windows

mrjj

@JScars
Hmm odd.
I was under the impressions that there was prebuild available.

SGaist

@Konstantin-Tokarev ping, can you confirm the compilers available for the QtWebKit reboot ?

Konstantin Tokarev

MinGW is supported, there are prebuilt binaries

SGaist

@Konstantin-Tokarev Thanks !