Tuix is a cross-platform GUI toolkit written in Rust.

The driving principle behind tuix is to be a self-contained, small-as-possible, but still fast, toolkit for creating graphical user interfaces in Rust.

Features

• Build Cross-Platform Applications
• Flexible Layout
• Fully Customisable Styling
• Animatable Style Properties
• A Reactive Data Model
• Numerous Built-In Widgets
• Custom Widgets

Including tuix

Add tuix to your project by adding tuix = {git = "https://github.com/geom3trik/tuix", branch = "main"} to your projects Cargo.toml under dependencies.

Getting Started

Running Examples

You can run any of the examples with: cargo run --example example_name To run any example with the baseview backend: cargo run --example example_name --no-default-features --features "baseview"

Hello GUI

Since it's probably best to learn by example, here is the "hello world" of GUI applications in tuix:

```Rust use tuix::*;

fn main() {

let app = Application::new(WindowDescription::new().with_title("Hello GUI"), |state, window| {

    Button::with_label("Button")
        .build(state, window.entity(), |builder| {
            builder
                .set_width(Pixels(100.0))
                .set_height(Pixels(30.0))
                .set_background_color(Color::from("#ff5e1a"))
                .set_child_space(Stretch(1.0))
        });
});

app.run();

} ```

You can run this example with: cargo run --example hello_gui

Tuix Book (In Development)

The Book