Mui

Overview:

MUI is a cross-platform UI library for V and CMUI with support for Windows, Linux, Android, and Web. It offers various features such as system themes, widgets, dialogs, animations, and more. MUI aims to provide a versatile and customizable UI solution for developers working on different platforms.

Features:

• C Bindings (Desktop Only & Experimental)
• Theme from system accent color
• Themes fallback to dark/light theme preference
• Webview Window
• Various widgets including Slider, Button, Label, Textbox, Password, Group, Rect, Image, Progress, Radio Button, Checkbox, Link, Selectbox, Table, Graphs, Line Graph, Area Graph, Menubar, Map (Desktop Only), Switch, Textarea, Codefield, Scrollbar, Frames & Nested-Frames, List View, Spinner (aka UpDown), Tabbed View
• Custom/Thirdparty Widget Support (Not Finished Completely Yet)
• Screen Reader Support (Experimental - Linux & Windows Only)
• Emoji Icon Support (Desktop Only)
• Various Dialogs including Messagebox, Inputbox, Passwordbox, Color Chooser, File Open/Save Dialog, Folder Open Dialog, Notification Support, Custom Dialog Support (Not Finished Completely Yet)
• Anchor System
• Transition Animations (Supports Anchors)
• File Drag-n-Drop (Desktop Only)
• Z-Index Support
• Ask Quit Dialog & Quit Function (Desktop Only)
• Keybindings (Ctrl+Key Combinations for now)
• Japanese Input Support (Experimental)

Summary:

MUI is a powerful cross-platform UI library for V and CMUI that provides developers with a wide range of features and capabilities. From system theme integration to various widgets, dialogs, and animations, MUI aims to simplify the process of creating UIs for different platforms. It also offers experimental features such as screen reader support and Japanese input support. However, some features may still be in development or have limitations on certain platforms.