

FirefoxRuntime ( icon=None, title=None, size=None, pos=None, windowmode=None, **kwargs ) ¶
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This information is used internally to install or update a runtime.
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Can be an application, but also an archive or installer. Get (version, path) for the version of the runtime available If necessary, the runtime is cached/installed. Get the directory of the (up-to-date) local version of the runtime. Get (version, path) for the (highest) version of this runtime that Note that not all modes are supported by all windowmode ( str) – the initial window mode, e.g.pos ( tuple of ints) – The position (in pixels) of the window.size ( tuple of ints) – The size (in pixels) of the window.The icon will automatically be converted to png/ico/icns,ĭepending on what’s needed by the runtime and platform. icon ( str | Icon) – Icon instance or path to an icon file (png or ico).title ( str) – Text shown in the title bar.DesktopRuntime ( icon=None, title=None, size=None, pos=None, windowmode=None, **kwargs ) ¶Ī base class for runtimes that launch a desktop-like app. Launch the given url in a new browser tab. This way can usually be terminated using the close() method. Runtimes that derive from DeskopRuntime (e.g. Launch the given url as a desktop application. Get whether this runtime appears to be available on this machine. Get the version of the available runtime (as a string). Get instructions on how a runtime can be installed. Can be None if the runtime is not (yet) installed.

The path to an executable file, but it can also be a command, or evenĪ stub.


Get the executable corresponding to the runtime. Note that closing only works for runtimes launched asĪn app (using launch_app()). BaseRuntime ( **kwargs ) ¶Ĭlose the runtime, or kill it if the process does not The otherĪpp runtimes are useful for testing or development, but should generally beĭetails for each runtime ¶ class webruntime. NW is based on Chromium, making it heavier. The most developed app runtimes are Firefox and NW.
