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@quickgui/native

v0.1.6

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QuickGUI native libraries and Bun application bindings

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@quickgui/native

Prebuilt Rust shared libraries for QuickGUI's Go and TypeScript applications. The CLI selects the target asset and bundles it with an application. Both languages load it in process. Rust applications link the quickgui crate instead.

This package also exports Bun application bindings: app, Window, and retained native nodes. TypeScript applications use @quickgui/solid for Solid 2 JSX. See the TypeScript guide. Go APIs remain in github.com/egoist/quickgui/go/native and github.com/egoist/quickgui/go/ui.

Build from a source checkout with bun run build:native. Release images are staged in lib/darwin-arm64, lib/darwin-x64, lib/linux-arm64, lib/linux-x64, and lib/windows-x64. Linux uses libquickgui_host.so; Windows uses quickgui_host.dll. App code reuses these artifacts without rebuilding Rust. The SDK rejects incompatible protocol versions at startup.

The core library excludes the editor grammars and diff engine, Markdown parser, and terminal backend. Editor, Markdown, Terminal, and Updater are separate extension artifacts, selected through the TypeScript extensions configuration or Go imports. Third-party components and services use the same generic SDK and registration path without host changes. See the extension guide.