Python bindings for the Chromium Embedded Framework (CEF)
Many thanks to ClearChat Inc. for sponsoring this release.
This release was removed from PyPI due to cleanup in pip releases (#329). You can install it using files attached to this GitHub release.
Changes and notes for this Release:
Many thanks to ClearChat Inc. for sponsoring this release.
This release was removed from PyPI due to cleanup in pip releases (#329). You can install it using files attached to this GitHub release.
Changes and notes for this Release:
With these upstream CEF prebuilt binaries and libraries you can build CEF Python from sources in less than 10 minutes. See the Build instructions document for details.
Built according to build instructions with the automate.py script. On Windows and Mac binaries from Spotify Automated Builds ("Standard distribution") were used and then ran automate.py --prebuilt-cef
. On Linux CEF was build from sources by running automate.py --build-cef
.
LINUX NOTE: Linux binaries were built on Ubuntu 14.04 64-bit. These binaries contain libcef.so with minimal symbols so that you can debug CEF with gdb and get a meaningful stack trace. Currently cefpython v54 and later distribution packages on PyPI and on GH releases ship a stripped version of libcef.so with no symbols at all (Issue #262). Download archive from this release and switch libcef.so in your already installed package to allow for debugging CEF.
CEF Python 56.0 / 56.1 / 56.2:
Many thanks to ClearChat Inc. for sponsoring this release.
This release was removed from PyPI due to cleanup in pip releases (#329). You can install it using files attached to this GitHub release.
Changes in this Release:
Notes on examples:
Many thanks to ClearChat Inc. for sponsoring this release.
This release was removed from PyPI due to cleanup in pip releases (#329). You can install it using files attached to this GitHub release.
This release includes changes that break backward compatibility, see those marked with "BC break!" at the end.
Changes in this Release:
Changes that break backward compatibility:
Notes on examples:
This release was removed from PyPI due to cleanup in pip releases (#329). You can install it using files attached to this GitHub release.
Changes in this Release:
Notes on examples:
Key changes in upstream CEF between commits a6c42a7...d7f087e (since CEF Python 55.1):
This release was removed from PyPI due to cleanup in pip releases (#329). You can install it using files attached to this GitHub release.
Changes in this Release:
Notes on examples:
Key changes in upstream CEF between commits 7fe3d03...ffd843c (since CEF Python 54.0):
This is Chrome beta channel.
This release was removed from PyPI due to cleanup in pip releases (#329). You can install it using files attached to this GitHub release.
Changes in this Release:
Notes on examples:
Built according to docs/Build-instructions.md
with the tools/automate.py
script.
NOTE for Linux: Linux binaries were built on Ubuntu 14.04 64-bit. These binaries contain libcef.so with minimal symbols so that you can debug CEF with gdb and get a meaningful stack trace. Currently cefpython v54 and later distribution packages on PyPI and on GH releases ship a stripped version of libcef.so with no symbols at all (Issue #262). Download archive from this release and switch libcef.so in your already installed package to allow for debugging CEF.
CEF Python 55.1 - cef55_3.2883.1506.ga6c42a7_linux64.tar.gz (Linux, Chrome beta channel) CEF Python 55.2 - cef55_3.2883.1539.gd7f087e_linux64.tar.gz (Linux, Chrome beta channel from Nov 30) CEF Python 55.3 - cef55_3.2883.1554.gf984155_linux64.tar.gz (Linux, Chrome stable channel) CEF Python 55.4 - cef55_3.2883.1553.g80bd606_win32.zip (Windows, Chrome stable channel)
This release was removed from PyPI due to cleanup in pip releases (#329). You can install it using files attached to this GitHub release.
Changes in this Release:
Notes on examples:
Changes in API that break backward compatibility: