- 📑 Overview
- 💻 Environment
- 🚀 Installing
- ☕ Using Dashboard
- 🧬 Basic Structure
- 📺 On Youtube
- 🛠 Enhancements
- 📫 Contributing to Project
- 😄 Be a contritubutor
- 📝 License
In this example you can see how components in javafx can be worked align with a good design. This lib contains methods to fast understand how javafx and properties works. As a dashboard separated as modules, you can see the appearance and properties for controls and layouts, base classes for implement pre build views.
This lib is a component for JavaFx: Get in the official website JavaFx, Tutorial Getting Started
I have a great workstation here, then I've using a gradle 7.2 and Java and JavaFx +17 on Windows. (I really want to test in other systems in future).
I really recommend to use japackage to create your jar and the .exe.
!🗒️Note ** The generate you .exe you need the wix tool, you can get the url if you using intellij or from here https://wixtoolset.org 🥸***
In intellij or visual studio (in visual you need to prepare the ide to use javafx) it's really simple, only open the tab gradle and run the command build after jpackage.
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Just build and run -(º-º)- there's no trick.. only use gradle to build and run in your ide. If you have problem, or a tip do an issue. ...
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To contributing to project, follow these steps:
- Fork this repository.
- Creates a branch:
git checkout -b <branch_name>. - Do your changes and commit:
git commit -m '<commit_message>' - Send a branch to origin:
git push origin DashboardFx / <local> - Creates pull request.
However, if you don't know How to create a pull Request.
🤖I really need more friends.. Send me a email .
This project is under license. See the file LICENSE to more details.