GazeUI for Spring Boot

GazeUI lets you create front-end web applications using your server-side language of choice! No HTML, no CSS, no client-side JavaScript. This is the module that will allow you to plug GazeUI into your Spring Boot project.

Getting Started

1. Add the GazeUI library to your project classpath;

2. Enable GazeUI on your project adding the @EnableGazeUI annotation:

   @SpringBootApplication
   @EnableGazeUI(mainWindowClass = MainWindow.class)
   public class MySpringBootApp {
       
       public static void main(String[] args) {
           SpringApplication.run(MySpringBootApp.class, args);
       }
   }

3. Create your application main window, with some controls and responses to user actions:

   public class MainWindow extends Window {
       private Button buttonSayHello;
       private Label labelHelloWorld;
       
       public MainWindow() {
           this.buttonSayHello = new Button("Say Hello");
           this.buttonSayHello.addOnClickHandler(this::buttonSayHello_OnClick);
           
           this.labelHelloWorld = new Label();
           
           this.getControls().add(this.buttonSayHello);
           this.getControls().add(this.labelHelloWorld);
       }
       
       private void buttonSayHello_OnClick(EventArgs e) {
           this.labelHelloWorld.setText("Hello World!");
       }
   }

4. Voilà! Here is what you get:

   

Future Plan

• Great look and feel themes
• More controls (TextBox, MaskedTextBox, CheckBox, ListBox, DateTimePicker, GridView, Dialog, Menu, etc.)
• GazeUI IDE

License

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for details.

Browser Compatibility Matrix^[1]

Feature	Desktop						Mobile						Global Usage
	IE	Edge	Firefox	Chrome	Safari	Opera	iOS (Safari)	Android (WebView)	Opera Mobile	Android (Chrome)	Android (Firefox)	Android (Samsung Internet)
defer	10	12	31	8	5	15	5	3	46	78	68	4	97.39%
async	-	15	52	55	10.1[2]	42	10.3[2]	76	46	78	68	6.2	91.76%
await	-	14	52	55	10.1	42	10.3	76	46	78	68	6.2	89.1%
fetch()	-	14	40	42	10.1	29	10.3	76	46	78	68	4	93.81%
Response .body	-	?	65	52	-	39	-	76	46	78	68	6.2	73.94%
ReadableStream .getReader()	-	14	65	43	?	30	?	76	46	78	68	4	75.3%
ReadableStreamDefaultReader .read()	?	?	65	?	?	?	?	?	?	?	68	?	3.86%
TextDecoder .decode()	-	?	18	38	10.1	25	10.3	76	?	78	68	?	87.56%
let	-	12	44	41[3]	11	28[3]	11	76	46	78	68	4[3]	92.83%
use strict	10	12	4	13	6	12.1	5	3	12	78	68	4	97.89%
getElementById()	6	12	2	4	3.1	10	3.2	?	12	78	68	4	93.93%
createElement()	6	12	?	4	?	?	?	?	?	78	68	?	76.28%
appendChild()	6	12	?	?	?	?	?	?	?	78	68	?	67.33%
remove()	-	?	23	24	?	15	7	4.4	46	78	68	4	94.69%
insertBefore()	9	12	3	4	?	?	?	2.1	?	78	68	?	78.27%
document .title	?	12	?	4	?	?	?	?	?	78	68	?	74.58%
textContent	9	12	2	4	?	10	?	?	12	78	68	4	98.74%
JSON .stringify	8	12	3.5	4	4	11.5	?	?	12	78	68	4	84.04%
event .target	?	12	?	?	?	?	?	?	?	78	68	?	69.63%
event .currentTarget	9	12	?	?	10	?	10	?	?	78	68	?	80.43%
event .stopImmediatePropagation()	9	12	10	6	5	15	5	?	46	78	68	4	93.71%
addEventListener()	9	12	7	4	3.1	10	3.2	2.1	12	78	68	4	98.74%
removeEventListener()	9	12	2	4	3.1	10	3.2	2.1	12	78	68	4	94.07%
Result	-	15	65	55	11	42	11	76	46	78	68	6.2	3.86%

1. Updated at December 10, 2019
2. Async arrow functions are unsupported
3. Only supported in strict mode