A blazingly fast, lightweight WebView framework for DCC (Digital Content Creation) software, built with Rust and Python bindings.
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AuroraView provides a modern web-based UI solution for professional DCC applications like Maya, 3ds Max, Houdini, Blender, Photoshop, and Unreal Engine. On Windows we now prioritize a WebView2 backend implemented in Rust (windows-rs + webview2-com) with PyO3 bindings and maturin packaging, optimized for embedding into…
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A project rulebook for AuroraView’s core technology choices, Python setup, web-page loading, and support for professional 3D and creative applications on Windows and other systems.
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A set of testing and continuous-integration rules for a Rust and Python WebView project. It defines where tests go, which testing tools to use, what behavior and performance to check, and how CI builds are run.
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A blazingly fast, lightweight WebView framework for DCC (Digital Content Creation) software, built with Rust and Python bindings.
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A coding rule that defines how JavaScript in AuroraView talks to its Python or Rust backend. It documents calls, responses, errors, events, and a compatibility shortcut for PyWebView applications.
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A Cursor rule describing how AuroraView connects Python code with a web interface. AuroraView can run on its own or inside a digital-content-creation application, and it can pass calls and events between Python and JavaScript.
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A project rule defining how AuroraView sends events from Python and Rust to JavaScript. Events are emitted through the AuroraView bridge and received by JavaScript handlers registered in that same system.
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Project rules for AuroraView, which divides some parts of the application into Git submodules—separate repositories included inside another repository. They describe each module and how to clone, update, and reference them.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: