#Ghtml

The GTK+ HTML Windowing Toolkit

Ghtml features its own lightweight build configuration system using bash and pkg-config as its "special" runtime requirements.

Ghtml's configuration system also makes it extremely easy for C programmers adept at bash scripting to insert their own build instructions, and roll their own implementation defined make scripts such as makefile or make.sh, make.js, etc, ... All of this is made possible by auto platform detection using config.guess.

The project is built by compiling the main file, which includes all other parts of the C program assembly. The project builds in less than 10 seconds on an intel atom. It is lightweight and task oriented yet still in its initial planning stages of release.

What the project does is display Privileged JavaScript HTML User Interfaces, using a barebones environment layer provided by the program assembly, and the Gnome project's GObjectIntrospection importing layer for Webkit's JavaScriptCore. The application supports nearly all things one would expect from a modern browser with a few security considerations.

1. You must load your document from stdin, or local file:// (by standard pathname)

2. There shall be no extended javascript features provided by the Toolkit for external document resources.

3. The main (local) frame may access and modify any child frame, including provide any javascript value or reference defined in its context, to a child at will. Yes this means data sharing mastered by the localhost.

4. Private browsing is enabled for both infrastructure and user security

ghtml operates in a discipline based security format. This means all security is based on local content trust, and local user access rights.

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Quick Installation Guide

For linux users, installation is straightforward

git clone https://github.com/hypersoft/ghtml.git;
cd ghtml;
./configure && make && sudo make install;

You may get some errors if you:

• Aren't running a GNU/Linux system
• Don't have Gnome, or one of the required development packages installed

Most errors can be fixed, they just weren't planned for during development

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Anouncements

###New markdown viewer

Description

Graphical Markdown Document Rendering Engine

Synopsis

mrkdnv [OPTIONS] [TITLE] [PIXDIMENSIONS] [FILENAME]

Installation

sudo apps/install mrkdnv

Invocation

OPTIONS

	--style		-s		Head stylesheet.
	--engine	-e		Head script.
	
	--theme		-t		Head theme script. Themes are located in
						/usr/share/mrkdnv/themes.
	
	--					Break option switch
	
TITLE		
	
	String to set for window content identity. If not supplied
	the title is "Markdown Viewer".

PIXDIMENSIONS
	
	Dual integer window pixel dimension specifier of the format WxH.
	The default value is 720x480.

FILENAME
	
	Document to render. Default value is standard input.

Example

mrkdnv "README" < README.md

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###New Javascript Additions (unstable)

Window Centering

window.center()

For window centering to work during load, you need to have the window, size set from the command line.

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###Updated app installation methods

USAGE: apps/install group [-e] [title];
  
DESCRIPTION: Install the application by its group name and
title to environment variable INSTALLDIR or /usr/bin
  
group: The name of the path in ./apps
title: The name of the file in: ./apps/group
  
If option -e is supplied, execute the title, with remaining arguments,
instead of copying it. If title is not supplied with -e list group executables
  
If title is not supplied, execute ./apps/group/"@group"
if that program is not present, try to install
./apps/group/group and if that fails show a listing
of all valid resources belonging to group
  
if title is -- all following arguments are passed to
./apps/group/"@group"
  
You must have sufficient privileges to perform this operation.

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#####Ready and waiting