Rare/requirements-webview.txt

# pywebview with QtWebEngine backend has issues with EGS login form, so use GTK
pywebview[gtk]; platform_system == "Linux"
pywebview[gtk]; platform_system == "FreeBSD"
pythonnet>=3.0.0rc4; platform_system == "Windows"
cefpython3; platform_system == "Windows"
pywebview[cef]; platform_system == "Windows"
BrowserLogin: Add dedicated application mode to Rare for the webview login page Add a sub-application to Rare to launch the webview for logging into EGS. The sub-application operates similatly to the `laucher` sub-application and it is autonomous. After a successful login in returns the exchange code to the standard output to be parsed and used by the login dialog. The reason this implementation was chosen is because when pywebview uses pyqtwebengine as the GUI library, we cannot launch it through Rare as it tries to spawn a QMainWindow inside an existing event loop, which is prohibited by Qt. Despite that, EGS login page doesn't work correctly with QtWebEngine, so on linux default to the GTK backend for pywebview, and this change helps keeping applications using different toolkits separate. At this moment, spawning the sub-application blocks the execution of the main application. This change should make it easier to authenticate through Rare inside a gamescope session, such as the steam deck. 2024-02-03 01:47:29 +13:00			`# pywebview with QtWebEngine backend has issues with EGS login form, so use GTK`
			`pywebview[gtk]; platform_system == "Linux"`
			`pywebview[gtk]; platform_system == "FreeBSD"`
Build: enable console output on windows if it is a test build 2022-09-12 23:19:24 +12:00			`pythonnet>=3.0.0rc4; platform_system == "Windows"`
			`cefpython3; platform_system == "Windows"`
Split requirements.txt 2022-09-10 05:54:34 +12:00			`pywebview[cef]; platform_system == "Windows"`