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DrawnUI for .NET MAUI

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Rendering engine for .NET MAUI with gestures and animations and much more, powered by SkiaSharp.

Supports iOS, MacCatalyst, Android, Windows with hardware acceleration.

Please note this is a .NET9 library, entry controls are not yet fully compatible with .NET10 due to MAUI changes.

  • To use inside a usual MAUI app, by wrapping drawn controls into Canvas views.
  • To create a totally drawn apps with just one Canvas as root view.
  • Drawn controls are totally virtual, no native views/handlers.
  • Design in XAML or code-behind
  • Free to use under the MIT license, nuget package available.

Features

  • Use virtual controls to draw your UI
  • Create your own animated pixel-perfect controls
  • Port existing native controls to drawn
  • Design in XAML or code-behind
  • 2D and 3D Transforms
  • Visual effects for every control, filters and shaders
  • Animations targeting max FPS
  • Caching system for faster re-drawing
  • Optimized for performance, rendering only visible elements, recycling templates etc
  • Gestures support for anything, panning, scrolling, zooming etc
  • Keyboard support, track any key
  • Navigate on the canvas with MAUI Shell-like techniques

πŸ†• What's new for 1.7.6.5

  • SkiaMauiEntry and SkiaMauiEditor got a drawn placeholder with customization properties
  • SkiaCamera fixes
  • Layout fixes and optimizations

πŸ’‘ Hint of the Day

❓ Q: How to make images to Fade-In when loaded?

πŸ’‘ A: Subclass SkiaImage to define your animation:

public class BannerImage : SkiaImage
{
    public override void OnSuccess(string source)
    {
        base.OnSuccess(source);

        this.Opacity = 0.01;
        _ = this.FadeToAsync(1, 300, Easing.SinIn);
    }
}

Quick Start

Install the package:

dotnet add package DrawnUi.Maui

Initialize in MauiProgram.cs:

builder.UseDrawnUi();

Use in XAML:

<ContentPage xmlns:draw="http://schemas.appomobi.com/drawnUi/2023/draw">
    <draw:Canvas Gestures="Enabled">
        <draw:SkiaLayout Type="Column" Spacing="16" Padding="32">
            <draw:SkiaLabel Text="Hello DrawnUI" FontSize="24" />
            <draw:SkiaButton Text="Click Me" Tapped="OnButtonClicked" />
        </draw:SkiaLayout>
    </draw:Canvas>
</ContentPage>

Need more performance? Set canvas RenderingMode to Accelerated.

See the Getting Started Guide for details.

Do not miss the Tutorials Project on how to create your custom control, a recycled cells scroller and more.


Sample Apps

Demo Projects:

Open-Source Published Apps:


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FAQ

Q: What is the difference between DrawnUi and other drawn frameworks?
A: It is not a framework but a library for .NET MAUI, to make creating drawn UI easy for everyone.

Q: Why use DrawnUI instead of native controls?
A: Gives you complete control over rendering and appearance and can be much more performant for complex UIs.

Q: Do I need to know SkiaSharp?
A: No. Use the prebuilt controls and customize them. All controls are designed to be subclassed and most methods are virtual.

Q: Can I use XAML/code-behind?
A: Yes, both XAML and code-behind are supported.

Q: Can I embed native MAUI controls?
A: Yes, use SkiaMauiElement to wrap native controls like WebView inside your drawn UI.

Q: Can I embed drawn controls into my usual MAUI app?
A: Yes, use Canvas to wrap drawn controls inside your MAUI UI.

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Documentation β€’ Tutorials β€’ Controls Reference Under development

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