AngleSharp.Browser.Avalonia

AngleSharp.Browser

AngleSharp.Browser brings everything from the AngleSharp ecosystem together in a set of packages that can either be a rendering (visible) browser; in form of a re-usable component.

Packages

The repository also contains Vision, a sample browser showing how the packages are used.

Rendering quality and speed are bound by AngleSharp.Renderer, which is still an early layout engine.

Quick Start

In an Avalonia Application

dotnet add package AngleSharp.Browser.Avalonia

<Window xmlns="https://github.com/avaloniaui"
        xmlns:browser="using:AngleSharp.Browser.Avalonia">
    <browser:BrowserView Source="https://example.org" />
</Window>

Without Any UI

dotnet add package AngleSharp.Browser

using var engine = new BrowserEngine(new BrowserOptions
{
    ProfileDirectory = null, // keep everything in memory
    ViewportWidth = 1280,
    ViewportHeight = 800,
});

await engine.NavigateAsync("https://example.org");
await engine.ClickAsync(40, 390);
var image = await engine.PaintAsync();
await File.WriteAllBytesAsync("page.png", image!.Data);

Documentation

The docs cover the engine, rendering, input, configuration, the Avalonia control, and have a collection of examples.

Vision

Vision is the sample browser of this repository: a proof of concept, not a product. Run it (optionally with a start address) from a clone:

dotnet run --project src/Vision -- https://example.org

Cookies, web storage and the HTTP cache are persisted in a profile directory (by default in the local application data folder). Use --profile <directory> to pick another one or --in-memory to persist nothing.

The diagnostics show what a page did; they are HTML and CSS rendered by a second BrowserView, like the rest of Vision's own UI:

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.NET Foundation

This project is supported by the .NET Foundation.

License

AngleSharp.Browser is released using the MIT license. For more information see the license file.