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llimphi

Native UI framework: HAL · raster · layout · text · theme · ui — plus widgets and modules.

llimphi is a sovereign, retained-mode UI framework with an Elm-style loop (input → update → view → layout → raster → present). Declarative pipeline over vello + wgpu + taffy + parley, with Dark/Light/Aurora/Sunset themes and a multi-platform HAL (Wayland · X11 · Win32 · Android · Wawa bare-metal). It powers a full Rust application suite; this repository is the framework extracted to stand on its own.

_{cargo run -p llimphi-ui --example counter}

Usage manual: MANUAL.md — full reference (Elm loop, View<Msg> DSL, the ~44 widgets and 10 modules, GPU path, gotchas) for humans and AI. Design rationale and roadmap: SDD.md.

Philosophy: widgets aren't designed against mockups; they're designed with what vello and taffy can do.

Quick start

git clone https://git.tawasuyu.net/tawasuyu/llimphi.git
cd llimphi
cargo run -p llimphi-ui --example counter   # ~124 LOC: the full Elm loop on screen

Install

[dependencies]
llimphi-ui    = { git = "https://git.tawasuyu.net/tawasuyu/llimphi.git" }
llimphi-theme = { git = "https://git.tawasuyu.net/tawasuyu/llimphi.git" }
# widgets are one crate each — pull only what you use:
llimphi-widget-button = { git = "https://git.tawasuyu.net/tawasuyu/llimphi.git" }

Compatibility

Linux/Wayland — primary backend.
Linux/X11 — via XWayland.
macOS / Windows — winit + wgpu.
Android — HAL via android crates.
Wawa bare-metal — alternative framebuffer HAL.

Crates listed in README.md (framework, widgets, modules, android).

Considerations

Single API: declarative View<Msg>. No imperative, no foreign vDOM.
Same scene tree on Wayland and Wawa: HAL abstracts the surface.
Widgets are purely visual; modules encapsulate state + behavior.