GNDecorator

This project is part of the set of custom components created for JavaFx.

📑 Contents

📑 Contents
💻 Environment
🚀 Installing Decorator
☕ Using Decorator
🧬 Basic Structure
- Structure - by Scenic View
  - Default Structure
    - View Default
    - View Darkula
📺 On Youtube
🛠 Enhancements
📫 Contributing to Project
😄 Be a contritubutor
📝 License

💻 Environment

This lib is a compnent for JavaFx: Get in the offical website JavaFx, Tutorial Getting Started

I have a great workstation here, then I've using a gradle 7.2 and Java and JavaFx +16 on Windows. (I really want to test in other systems in future).

🚀 Installing Decorator

Now you have many ways to get that! !🗒️Note ** The release has the first changes I made and releases in nexus are more stable 🥸***

👌In code blocks find the copy button... is cooler, it automatically knows if your target is a pom.xml or gradle.build

For installing decorator, you have this options:

For Pros - Click on the badge release or click badge nexus on the top of this document, and you're going to redirect to hosted sources.
For Github Users - On the right side, you can see the packages and releases, click on them and download it, in case you are in packages just copy them into your build file.
For Faster users - Just copy and paste the code bellow

If you use maven add in pom.xml:

<dependency>
  <groupId>io.github.gleidsonmt</groupId>
  <artifactId>gndecorator</artifactId>
  <version>2.2.25</version>
</dependency>

.. or in gradle.build:

    implementation 'io.github.gleidsonmt:replaceVersionInREADME:2.2.25'

☕ Using Decorator

Begin to use... Java Code!

  GNDecorator decorator = new GNDecorator();
  decorator.setTitle("JavaFx Application");
  decorator.setContent(content);
  decorator.fullBody() // the content occupies all of size
    
 // Adding menus 
  Menu menu = new Menu("File");
  menu.getItems().add(new MenuItem("Open"));
  menu.getItems().add(new MenuItem("Close"));
  decorator.addMenu(menu);
  decorator.addMenu(1, menu);// add with a index
        
  // Adding custom controls
  ButtonTest a1 = new ButtonTest("Button 1");
  decorator.addControl(a1);
  decorator.addControl(index, a1); // add with a index

🧬 Basic Structure

    root -> SstackPane
            body -> AnchorPane
                    top_left -> Path
                    top_right -> Path -- rotation 90°
                    bottom_left -> Path -- rotation 270°
                    bottom_right -> Path -- rotation 180°