Juil - Just UI Layouts

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Juil is a UI solver that can be used for any kind of game or application, with any framework. It has no rendering backend - just a pure, lightweight, and easy-to-use layout solver.

[earnest moth]

:O

[eager charm]

[showcase]
Juil is a simple, easy-to-use, lightweight library for solving UI layouts. You can think of it as Figma’s Auto Layout + constraints.
Use it for any game or application. No rendering backend - just pure layouts.

Features:

• No rendering backend, no dependencies (except for utest), no dynamic/any, and no reflection
• Simple to use in your game: just two main classes - Widget, which contains all information, and Form, which calculates the layout (see GitHub page)
• Rich set of properties
• Very similar to Figma’s Auto Layout
• Examples for HaxeFlixel (more to come)
• MIT license

https://github.com/Teslotik/Juil

[astral heron]

this is sick!

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Update

1. Added input processing

• Added area attribute to Widget which receives input
• Added onInput attribute to Form to react on input from the current widget
• Added down, press, release, drag and more attributes to handle input

[austere grove]

This is cool

[eager charm]

thx 🙂

[broken mantle]

https://tenor.com/view/grab-yoink-gif-11400747934252677017

Nevermind

[eager charm]

hi

[eager charm]

sry, I don't understand, did you solve your problem?

[eager charm]

if not, can you send your project?

Minimal

I'm not sure is it the case, but recently there was a haxelib update, so I use the latest version

Also there is a chance to broke if you install a library in a separate console, so try to re-open VS Code

[broken mantle]

For some reason its saying I dont have the library installed

I just decided to go back to flixel-ui

but I havent been working on that for a while anyway lol

[brave rune]

I don't think you can use version git

You can only do that with actual versions of a library

So you can just remove the version="git"