libnvdialog
is a simple dialog box library written in C (Bindings for Rust also exist)
for multiple purposes such as games, app development, simple UI boxes for terminal apps or anything else. If you need something that doesn't require a bunch of setup this library is for you. If you like this project, support it by recommending it and starring it. Thanks :)
libnvdialog Website
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Adwaita Backend
A backend usinglibadwaita
and Gtk4. Currently unsupported because it requires Gtk4 (see the Gtk3 backend below for more).\ -
Gtk3 Backend
Some older distributions do not have Adwaita / Gtk4 support yet. The Gtk3 backend can be used in such a situation. However Gtk3 is considered to be deprecated and will be replaced withlibadwaita
later in the library. -
Win32 Backend
Windows-specific backend, used only for Windows compatibility. -
Fallback Backend
This backend is only used if everything else fails. It outputs an error message to the console.
This is a simple cross-platform example of a simple message box greeting the user:
#include <nvdialog.h>
#include <stdio.h>
int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
/* Initializing the library. */
nvd_init(argv[0]);
/* Creating the dialog. */
nvd_dialog_box_new(
"Hello, world!",
"Hello world ! This is a dialog box created using libnvdialog!",
NVD_DIALOG_SIMPLE
);
}
Yes, it's that simple ! The library is designed with simplicity in mind so it will not require anything else to work.
Make sure you have installed CMake before doing anything else ! The library can only be installed using CMake. See CMake's website for more information.
- First, clone the repository:
$ git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/AndroGR/libnvdialog.git && cd libnvdialog/
- Compile the library:
$ mkdir build/ && cd build/
$ cmake ..
$ make -j`nproc`
- And install it on your system:
$ sudo make install -j`nproc`
nvdialog
is licensed under the MIT license. See COPYING for more.