GuiLite: An Excellent Microcontroller Graphics Library

This article recommends a very good GUI library: GuiLite, which is very user-friendly and I hope it will be helpful to you.

Introduction to GuiLite

GuiLite is an open-source GUI framework that relies on a single header file library (GuiLite.h), requiring no complex file management. The codebase is approachable, consisting of 4,000 lines of C++ code, and it runs smoothly on microcontrollers with the following minimum hardware requirements:

GuiLite: An Excellent Microcontroller Graphics Library

Additionally, GuiLite has strong cross-platform capabilities:

  • Supported operating systems: iOS/macOS/WatchOS, Android, Linux (ARM/x86-64), Windows (including VR), RTOS… even microcontrollers without an operating system
  • Supported programming languages: C/C++, Swift, Java, JavaScript, C#, Golang…
  • Supported third-party libraries: Qt, MFC, Winforms, Cocoa…

Furthermore, GuiLite provides a series of auxiliary development tools:

  • ☁️ A perfect “cloud” + “IoT” solution: allowing you to easily manage global IoT business
  • Supports multiple languages, using UTF-8 encoding; supports video playback
  • Resource creation tools to customize your own fonts/images
  • WYSIWYG GUI layout tool
  • Compilation activity statistics and real-time analysis
  • Supports 3D & Web
  • Supports Docker, with a single command to start.

Gui Porting Results

After downloading, the program resets, and you can see the demo animation on the OLED.

GuiLite: An Excellent Microcontroller Graphics Library

Some other demonstration effects:

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