This is a demo application showcasing the usage of the "fx-jni" library, which allows custom window styles when using Javafx on Windows.
The "fx-jni" library facilitates the interaction between JavaFX applications and native code, making it possible to leverage native capabilities within a JavaFX application, like custom window styles, creating custom themes, etc. This demo serves as a simple example to demonstrate the library's capabilities.
- Native behaviour & native tooltips.
- Ability to set custom Stage styles.
- Ability to 100% integrate themes, not only for the javafx nodes, also for the Stage itself.
- Show/Hide Stage from the TaskBar.
- Set Stage corner's preferences.
- The Decoration implementation introduces a new way to handle window states(Minimized/Normal/Maximized).
- Ability to set a visibility delay before showing the Stage.
- An easy way to set you own custom HitTestSpots, very util for adding controls in the window's non client area.
- Very low memory usage.
- Custom dark Stage (You can create your own Themes).
- Windows 11 Snap layout on maximize button hover.
- Native Tooltips.
- Custom corner preference (No rounded corners).
The "fx-jni" library is provided under the following terms:
- The library is distributed under the MIT License.
- The library is provided "as is," without any warranties or guarantees of any kind.
- The developer(s) and contributors to this library are not responsible for any damages or losses resulting from the use or misuse of this library.
- Users are encouraged to use this library responsibly and at their own risk.