LibraryFrontend development

Neel

Build HTML and JavaScript desktop interfaces backed by Nim code.

Stars: 251
Forks: 9
Updated: Updated Jul 4, 2026

LibraryFrontend development

Neel

Build HTML and JavaScript desktop interfaces backed by Nim code.

Stars: 251
Forks: 9
Updated: Updated Jul 4, 2026

LibraryFrontend development

photon

@connorsCSS

Build Electron desktop interfaces from ready-made CSS, icon fonts, and a starter template.

Stars: 10,086
Forks: 570
License: MIT

LibraryFrontend development

winbox

@nextapps-deJavaScript

Add draggable, resizable, and customizable desktop-style windows to web pages.

Project overview

WinBox is a lightweight HTML5 window manager for web applications. Developers can create movable desktop-style windows, control their title, position, size, color, and behavior, and fill them with HTML or mounted DOM content. It is available through npm, bundled files, or separate JavaScript and CSS assets, with community wrappers for frameworks such as Vue and React. Any user-controlled HTML must be sanitized before insertion, because passing it directly into a window can introduce cross-site scripting vulnerabilities.

Stars: 6,440
Forks: 215
License: Apache-2.0

LibraryFrontend developmentLinux

react-nodegui

@nodeguiTypeScript

Build native cross-platform desktop interfaces with React and Qt.

Project overview

React NodeGUI is a React renderer for NodeGUI that builds Qt5-based desktop applications for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Developers can compose native widgets with React, style them with cascading CSS and Flexbox, and use Node.js APIs without bundling a Chromium runtime. The repository explicitly states that the project is no longer maintained, so adopting it now means accepting an aging stack or maintaining a fork yourself.

Stars: 6,187
Forks: 182
License: MIT

LibraryFrontend development

tauri-controls

@agmmnnTypeScript

Add platform-aware, native-looking window controls to Tauri 2 applications.

Project overview

Tauri Controls supplies minimize, maximize, and close controls styled for Windows, macOS, or GNOME in Tauri 2 desktop applications. It can detect the current operating system automatically or let developers select a platform style, with packages for React, Solid, Vue, and Svelte projects. Window actions are handled through Tauri’s JavaScript and TypeScript APIs. The controls are HTML elements designed to resemble native system components rather than wrappers around native UI APIs, and integration requires the corresponding Tauri window and OS plugins plus peer dependencies.

Stars: 959
Forks: 56
License: MIT

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