UwU is a bridge between Ultralight and Unity allowing you to use interfaces made in html within Unity.
It supports loading urls and files, mouse and (basic) keyboard interaction, executing javascript in the loaded page, and calling C# functions from javascript.
Download ultralight SDK 1.2.1 from their download page for your platform. Then download the UwU native component from the releases tab, or build your own dll/so.
Note that the UwU native component must be called ulbridge.so
on all platforms.
Finally copy the Ultralight.cs and UltralightManager.cs files in your Assets/scripts directory.
Instantiate UltralightManager once on any GameObject. This singleton is responsible for calling ultralight render and update, as well as dispatching JS callbacks.
Instantiate an ultralight script component on any GameObject to make a view.
If the "Is Gui" inspector setting is true, it will render as a GUI on screen.
Otherwise it will render using the Sprite renderer attached to the same
game object.
You can set the url to an http or https url to hit online resources, or
use a file url to get a local filesystem resource (the root is the
current working directory for now).
Execute Javascript by calling ExecJavascript.
To call C# code from Javascript, register a function with
UltralightManager.Instance().RegisterCallback("myFunctionName", callback);, and
invoke it in javascript by doing window.nativeCall("myFunctionName", "payload");.
Payload must be a string.
Don't set a background color. Instead use a div that covers the whole page with
an alpha component in it's color (color = #ffffff70 for instance).