Click is a modern, simple, and yet remarkably versatile GUI layouting, rendering, and interactivity framework written in and for the ASPL programming language.
  
  
Using Click, it becomes playfully easy to compose beautiful and portable graphical applications in ASPL, allowing you to abstract away from implementation details towards what really matters. Click also, as the name implies, provides a powerful unified API to handle different types of user input on various platforms, which greatly helps to keep code bases concise and makes porting apps to new operating systems astonishingly effortless. The optimized state handler prevents a whole class of bugs and inconsistencies and allows for very clean and performant immediate-mode code.
Everything in Click is based on widgets, which are implemented as classes. Complex interfaces are built using composition and inheritance. States have to be subscribed to by widgets that depend on them. Most sizes and virtually all positions are dynamically calculated at runtime, as Click is built around the flexbox design pattern.
Important
Click is still in early beta, with some features missing or incomplete. It is not yet recommended for production use.
Please refer to the Click Manual for detailed instructions on installing Click, building your first app, the principles and decisions that govern the development of Click, and more.
You can also check out the showcase examples for inspiration and to get a feel for how proper Click code is written.
Contributions of all kinds, including issues, pull requests, and critical feedback, are always welcome! Proper contributing guidelines and tips will be added soon.
Click is available under the very permissive zlib license. Like most open-source projects, it is developed and maintained by volunteers in their spare time. 💚
Click's design and implementation were mainly influenced by Flutter and Clay, two very different but equally amazing open-source GUI frameworks. Make sure to check them out as well! 📖