WebKit → Go Bridge Prototype (Minimal C, Early‑Stage, Looking for Feedback)

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I’ve been experimenting with a small GTK WebKit → Go bridge and wanted to share it here in case it’s relevant to anyone working with UI tooling or language bindings on MidnightBSD.

This started as a personal project, but it’s grown into a working prototype that moves data and commands cleanly across C → WebKit → JavaScript → Go. I recently cleaned it up so it runs on any machine that clones the repo (no hardcoded paths, fixed a couple of real issues, etc.), and I’m now at the point where outside eyes would be valuable.

A few details up front:

The C is vibe coded. The C layer is intentionally kept very small to reduce the surface area and make auditing easier (388 lines currently). A serious C coder's eyes on the project would be greatly appreciated.

I’ve already fixed a real memory leak and a double‑declared window issue in the Go layer.

JavaScript event handling works but still needs consolidation; I’m aware of the multiple‑listener pattern and plan to refine it.

There’s an addressing system for tracing JS → Go errors, but I’m holding off wiring it in until the core is stable.

Licensed under Apache 2.0 for anyone who wants to experiment or contribute.

This isn’t a framework pitch — it’s an early‑stage tool that could become useful with more eyes on it. If anyone here is interested in WebKit bindings, Go tooling, or just enjoys small C surfaces with clear boundaries, I’d appreciate any feedback or critique.

Repo link: https://github.com/JuanPiccolo/gtk-webkit-c-go-bridge/tree/main

Thanks for taking a look.

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I am currently reworking this right now...