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webview2-types

v1.0.1

Published

TypeScript type definitions for the Microsoft WebView2 SDK.

Readme

WebView2 TypeScript Types

TypeScript type definitions for the Microsoft WebView2 JavaScript API.

This package provides strongly-typed interfaces for the window.chrome.webview API used inside WebView2 environments, enabling better autocompletion, documentation, and type safety when developing WebView2 applications with TypeScript.

Features

  • Complete typings for the WebView2 JavaScript API

  • Fully typed host object proxies

  • Support for both:

    • Async host object proxies
    • Sync host object proxies
  • Typed event interfaces

  • Fully typed window.chrome.webview

  • Works with any TypeScript WebView2 project

Installation

npm install --save-dev webview2-types

Usage

After installing the package, TypeScript will automatically include the types.

Example usage inside a WebView2 page:

window.chrome.webview.postMessage({
  type: "hello",
  message: "Hello from WebView2",
});

Listening for messages:

window.chrome.webview.addEventListener("message", (event) => {
  console.log(event.data);
});

Accessing host objects:

const api = await window.chrome.webview.hostObjects.myApi;
await api.doSomething();

Using synchronous proxies:

const api = window.chrome.webview.hostObjects.sync.myApi;
api.doSomething();

Provided Types

This package includes definitions for:

| Type | Description | | --------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------ | | WebView | The main window.chrome.webview interface | | HostObjectsAsyncRoot | Container for async host object proxies | | HostObjectsSyncRoot | Container for sync host object proxies | | HostObjectAsyncProxy | Async host object proxy | | HostObjectSyncProxy | Sync host object proxy | | WebViewMessageEvent | Event for messages sent via postMessage | | SharedBufferReceivedEvent | Event triggered when shared buffers are received |

These types mirror the official WebView2 JavaScript API documentation.

Example

window.chrome.webview.addEventListener("sharedbufferreceived", (event) => {
  const buffer = event.getBuffer();
  const view = new Uint8Array(buffer);

  console.log("Received shared buffer:", view);
});

Package Information

  • Name: webview2-types
  • Entry point: index.d.ts
  • License: MIT

Development

Install dependencies:

npm install

Format code:

npm run prettier

Lint code:

npm run lint

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you find missing APIs or incorrect typings, feel free to open a pull request or issue.

References