Minimal GUI application framework made on top of Raylib.

Voyage is a versatile framework that supports writing GUIs in both C and XML. This allows for flexible and efficient GUI development tailored to various needs.

Features

• Hybrid GUI Development: Design your GUI using XML for layout and style, and enhance it with C for dynamic behavior.
• Customizable Components: Easily create and customize buttons, labels, images, inputs, and more.
• Responsive Design: Build adaptive interfaces that look great on different screen sizes.

Cross Platform Support

Platform	Status	Notes
Linux	✔️ Supported	Full functionality available
Windows	✔️ Supported	Full functionality available
Web	✖️ Planned	Future support under development

Demo

GUI with C and XML

<row id="main">
  <column id="sidebar" weight="1" background="black">
    <image id="logo" src="./resources/logo.png"/>
    <button id="menu-button-1" text="Menu button 1"/>
    <label id="menu-label" text="Sample label with word wrap"/>
  </column>
  <column id="canvas" weight="3" background="dark-brown">
    <button id="button-canvas" text="Button inside Canvas"/>
    <button id="fixed-button" text="Fixed Button inside Canvas" fixed="true"/>
    <label id="lorem-heading" foreground="light-green" font-size="36" text="Lorem Ipsum"/>
    <label id="lorem" text="This is Voyage Demo written with C and XML." font="./resources/PlayFair.ttf"/>
    <label id="input-desc" text="Type something in the bellow input field."/>
    <input id="input"/>
    <space id="space" height="100"/>
    <label id="space-label" text="There's 100 pixels worth of empty space above."/>
    <quote id="quote" text="This is a Quote."/>
  </column>
</row>

#include "export.h"

void buttonOnClick() {
    printf("Menu button clicked\n");
}

int main() {
    Voyage_Setup(900, 720, 60, "Voyage Demo", FLAG_WINDOW_RESIZABLE);
    Voyage_SetContentView("demo_xml_content_view.xml");
    
    Button *menuButton = Voyage_GetElementById("menu-button-1");
    menuButton->onClick = &buttonOnClick;
    
    Voyage_MainLoop();
    
    return 0;
}

GUI solely in C

#include "export.h"

void buttonOnClick() {
    printf("Menu button clicked\n");
}

int main() {
    Voyage_Setup(900, 720, 60, "Voyage Demo", FLAG_WINDOW_RESIZABLE);
    
    Column sidebar = Column_Init(Vector2Dummy, Vector2Dummy, Voyage_Black);
    Image image = LoadImage("./resources/logo.png");
    Column_Add(&sidebar, &ImageContainer_EleInit(&image));
    Column_Add(&sidebar, &Button_EleInit("Menu button 1", &buttonOnClick));
    Column_Add(&sidebar, &Label_EleInit("Sample label with word wrap"));

    Column canvas = Column_Init(Vector2Dummy, Vector2Dummy, Voyage_DarkBrown);
    Column_AddF(&canvas, &Button_EleInit("Fixed button inside canvas", NULL));
    Column_Add(&canvas, &Button_EleInit("Button inside canvas", NULL));
    Column_Add(&canvas, &Heading_EleInit("Lorem Ipsum"));
    Column_Add(&canvas, &Label_EleInit("This is Voyage Demo written with C."));
    Column_Add(&canvas, &Label_EleInit("Type something in the bellow input field."));
    Column_Add(&canvas, &Input_EleInit("", NULL));
    Column_Add(&canvas, &Space_EleInit(100));
    Column_Add(&canvas, &Label_EleInit("There's 100 pixels worth of empty space above."));
    Column_Add(&canvas, &Quote_EleInit("This is a quote."));

    Row row = Row_Init(Vector2Dummy, Vector2Dummy, 2,
                       (Column *[]){&sidebar, &canvas}, (u32 []){1, 3});
    
    while (!WindowShouldClose()) {
        Row_Resize(&row, Voyage_ScreenDimen);
        Row_AttachListeners(&row);

        BeginDrawing();
        ClearBackground(BLACK);
        Row_Draw(row);
        EndDrawing();
    }
    CloseWindow();
    Row_Free(&row);
    
    return 0;
}

Getting Started

Ensure you have Raylib installed. Follow the Raylib installation guide for your operating system.
Clone the source code using git clone --recursive --depth=1 https://github.com/hyouteki/voyage.

GNU/Linux

chmod +x build.sh
./build.sh

Windows

• Build and install Raylib.
• Open w64devkit.exe in C:\raylib\w64devkit then navigate to the Voyage dir and type the following.

chmod +x build.sh
./build.sh

Dependencies

• Raylib - raysan5
• Cxmlp - hyouteki
• Steel - hyouteki