1''' 2Wrappers for the "WebKit" and "JavaScriptCore" frameworks on MacOSX. The 3WebKit framework contains the views and support classes for creating a 4browser. The JavaScriptCore framework implements a JavaScript interpreter. 5 6These wrappers don't include documentation, please check Apple's documention 7for information on how to use these frameworks and PyObjC's documentation 8for general tips and tricks regarding the translation between Python 9and (Objective-)C frameworks 10''' 11import ez_setup 12ez_setup.use_setuptools() 13 14from setuptools import setup 15try: 16 from PyObjCMetaData.commands import extra_cmdclass, extra_options 17except ImportError: 18 extra_cmdclass = {} 19 extra_options = lambda name: {} 20 21setup( 22 name='pyobjc-framework-WebKit', 23 version='2.2b3', 24 description = "Wrappers for the framework WebKit on Mac OS X", 25 long_description = __doc__, 26 author='Ronald Oussoren', 27 author_email='pyobjc-dev@lists.sourceforge.net', 28 url='http://pyobjc.sourceforge.net', 29 platforms = [ "MacOS X" ], 30 packages = [ "WebKit", "JavaScriptCore" ], 31 package_dir = { '': 'Lib' }, 32 install_requires = [ 33 'pyobjc-core>=2.2b3', 34 'pyobjc-framework-Cocoa>=2.2b3', 35 ], 36 package_data = { 37 '': ['*.bridgesupport'] 38 }, 39 test_suite='PyObjCTest', 40 cmdclass = extra_cmdclass, 41 options = extra_options('WebKit'), 42 zip_safe = True, 43) 44