Koyori is a simple text editor created in C with GTK. It aims to be simple and fast but also elegant and sleek.
Please note that Koyori is very early in development.
Features to be implemented:
- Save/load
- Rich text
- Syntax highlighting
Currently the only OS I build this program is in Linux, so if you use Windows and are able to build the program with no errors, please submit a pull request.
The software required for building Koyori are:
- GNU make
- a C compiler (recommended LLVM clang or GNU GCC)
- GTK 4
- GLib
- Cairo
- Pango
- Harfbuzz
- GDK Pixbuf
- Graphene
Before running make, the resources.c file must be created. To do this, open a terminal and navigate to the src folder. From there, run glib-compile-resources --sourcedir=../resources --target=resources.c --generate-source ../resources/about_window.xml. Now you are able to run make.
If you require debugging symbols on the executable file for use with gdb or another debugger, compile Koyori with make DEBUG=yes. This will compile with the extra compiler flags of -O0 -g.
For now Koyori can be run with ./koyori after building, with support for ./koyori <file> in order to open a file directly being planned.
Koyori is licensed under the ISC License, found in the LICENSE file or here.
GTK is licensed under the GNU LGPLv2, found here.