Raygui-J

A handmade version of Raygui for Raylib-J.

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About

Raygui-J is a handwritten binding of Raygui v3.2 in Java for use with the Raylib-J framework.

That being said, Raygui-J operates diferently than its C original.

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Use

basic controls

Label       |  Button      |  LabelButton |  Toggle       |  ToggleGroup |  CheckBox
ComboBox    |  DropdownBox |  TextBox     |  TextBoxMulti |  ValueBox    |  Spinner
Slider      |  SliderBar   |  ProgressBar |  StatusBar    |  DummyRec    |  Grid

container/separator controls

WindowBox   |  GroupBox    |  Line        |  Panel        |  ScrollPanel

advanced controls

ListView    |  ColorPicker |  MessageBox  |  TextInputBox

Raygui-J organises these basic controls into objects that are then passed to the appropreate Gui* function where object values are updated based on user interaction.

basic style

Only the default style is currently supported.

rIcons

Only the default icons are currently supported.

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Basic Example

The following code is an example of how to retrieve user text from a TextBox.

package tests;

import com.raylib.java.Raylib;
import com.raylib.java.core.Color;
import com.raylib.java.gui.Raygui;
import com.raylib.java.gui.elements.TextBox;

public class text {

    static Raylib rlj;
    static Raygui rgui;

    static TextBox textBox;
    static String userText;

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        rlj = new Raylib(800, 600, "rGUI-J - Textbox");
        rgui = new Raygui(rlj);
        rgui.GuiEnable();
        rlj.core.SetTargetFPS(60);

        textBox = new TextBox(20,20,100,30, "text",true, 16);

        while (!rlj.core.WindowShouldClose()) {
            Update();
            Render();
        }
        rgui.GuiDisable();
    }

    private static void Update() {
    	userText = textBox.text;
    }

    private static void Render() {
        rlj.core.BeginDrawing();
        rlj.core.ClearBackground(Color.WHITE);
        rgui.GuiTextBox(textBox);
        rlj.core.EndDrawing();
    }

}

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Note from the Developer

I'm fully aware how antiquated this library is in comparison to the original Raygui. On the Raylib-J Roadmap under the heading "0.5.2" I have intentions to update Raylib-J to align with the recent Raylib release. I do plan on updating Raygui-J at that time as well, so please stay tuned.