Super-simple raylib GUI library for people who don't want to mess with colors, positions, margins, styles, icons, anchors, and many other shenanigans which are unnecessary for the functionality of a GUI.

It arranges all widgets in a dynamic column with all of those aforementioned things already handled.

Features:

• Auto-scaling based on window/screen height
• Automatically chooses between centering and scrolling based on total vertical size of all added widgets relative to window/screen height
• One-line widget adding

Widgets:

• Gap
• Label
• Button
• Checkbox
• InputField
• ...possibly more to come...

Dependencies:

raylib

Usage:

Between raylib's BeginDrawing() & EndDrawing():

1. Assemble UI by calling related widget functions (Ex.: RaySimpleGUI__Button("Button text", &CallbackFunction))
2. Call RaySimpleGUI__Draw()

Example:

#include <stdio.h>

#include "raylib/raylib.h"

#include "RaySimpleGUI.h"



void ExampleCallback() {
	puts("Click!");
}

int bCheckboxState = 1;
char inputFieldData[64];

int main() {

	InitWindow(1280, 720, 0);

	while (!WindowShouldClose()) {

		BeginDrawing();

			RaySimpleGUI__Label("EXAMPLE LABEL");
			RaySimpleGUI__Gap();
			RaySimpleGUI__Button("EXAMPLE BUTTON", &ExampleCallback);
			RaySimpleGUI__Checkbox(&bCheckboxState);
			RaySimpleGUI__InputField(inputFieldData, 64);

			RaySimpleGUI__Draw();

		EndDrawing();

	}

	printf("\nLast checkbox state: %d\n", bCheckboxState);
	printf("\nInput field data: %s\n", inputFieldData);

	return 0;

}

^ Example output: