dry-webview 0.1.3

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Dry: a tiny webview library for Python

Dry is an attempt to provide a minimalistic webview library for Python, designed to be as simple as possible and to have no dependencies other than its binary. It is powered by Rust, Maturin and PyO3, being built on top of Wry and Tao.

Installation

Dry installation has been tested with pip and uv:

pip install dry-webview
uv add dry-webview

Usage

Here is a simple example of how to use Dry:

from dry import Webview

wv = Webview()
wv.title = "Hello, World!"
wv.content =  "https://www.example.com" or "<h1>Hello, World!</h1>"
wv.run()

A more complete example can be found in the examples directory.

Status

Dry is in early stages of development and it has been tested and compiled only for Windows. There may be bugs or missing functionality. Breaking changes may occur in future releases.

Roadmap

Legend:
🟢 Already implemented — 🟡 In progress — 🔴 Not started

Features

• 🟢 Render HTML content
• 🟢 Load HTTP/HTTPS content
• 🟢 Call Python functions from JavaScript
• 🟡 Enable dev mode (dev tools and auto reload)
• 🔴 Enable JavaScript calls from Python
• 🔴 Customize the title bar icon
• 🔴 Set a custom taskbar icon
• 🔴 Allow usage of custom titlebar
• 🔴 Store and manage global state in Python
• 🔴 Support PyInstaller

Platform Compatibility

• 🟢 Windows support
• 🔴 Linux support
• 🔴 MacOS support

Python Compatibility

• 🔴 CPython 3.13
• 🟢 CPython 3.12
• 🔴 CPython 3.11