Leverages the native operating system’s WebView for rendering, eliminating the need to bundle Chromium or any third-party browser engines. This approach results in lightweight applications with minimal overhead while retaining web-based front-end capabilities.
Powered by a robust C++ backend, Celaris offers fast, low-level access to the operating system, enabling fine-grained control and optimization. Built using modern C++ (C++17 or higher), it leverages the power of the STL, smart pointers, and concurrency support. The project’s build system is efficiently managed using CMake, making it easy to integrate with various platforms and toolchains.
Out-of-the-box support for Vite-powered front-end frameworks, such as Vue, React, Svelte, and Lit. Additionally, Celaris allows for custom front-end templates, offering flexibility and ease of integration for developers using modern web technologies.