WebScene.Dom 1.0.18

WebScene packages

WebScene is a native web-UI runtime for trusted application content. It is not a WebView or general browser, and the package inventory does not include a managed engine or fallback.

.NET packages

• WebScene.Core — portable values and contracts.
• WebScene.Dom, WebScene.Css, and WebScene.Graphics — portable supporting semantics and contracts.
• WebScene.Backend.Abstractions — presenter capabilities and manifests.
• WebScene.Backend.Avalonia — the reference native scene presenter.
• WebScene.Backend.Uno — the current Uno presenter proof.
• WebScene.JavaScript.Interop and WebScene.JavaScript.Interop.Generator — strongly typed .NET interop generated from reviewed TypeScript declarations.
• WebScene.Sdk — component manifest, asset, lifecycle, diagnostics, and host-bridge contracts.
• WebScene — a separate HTML-inspired Avalonia authoring layer.

WebScene.JavaScript, JavaScript.Avalonia.ClearScript, WebScene.Sdk.Avalonia, and WebScene.Templates are discontinued. The former managed JavaScript/DOM host is not shipped as source or as a package. A reusable component host and templates will be published again only after a native implementation exists.

Native runtime packages

Reference exactly one runtime package matching the application's explicit RuntimeIdentifier. Each package includes the native engine, ICU data, notices, ABI metadata, V8 revision, and content hashes. Build targets reject a mismatched RID.

Other RIDs modeled in build code are not release support claims until they have dedicated runners and verified packages.

Building the package set

scripts/pack-packages.sh --output artifacts/nuget-packages
scripts/build-native-engine-runtime.sh --rid osx-arm64 \
  --output artifacts/nuget-packages

The NuGet packages workflow builds the .NET packages and the three supported RID packages, verifies versions/dependencies/symbols/inventory, then runs clean consumers on the matching operating systems.

License

Packages carry the repository license, including its Restricted Party Clause. It is a custom source-available license rather than unqualified MIT or an OSI-approved open-source license.