Installation

To use MXHX, a developer typically needs to install two libraries. First, install a library that can parse MXHX documents. There are two choices, depending on when you need to parse MXHX documents:

• mxhx-component parses MXHX documents at compile-time.
• mxhx-runtime-component parses MXHX documents at run-time.

For best performance, and lowest output file size, mxhx-component is recommended. It is probably the better choice for anyone just getting started with MXHX. You might consider checking out mxhx-runtime-component later, if you find that you need its run-time capabilities and are willing to accept its tradeoffs.

Second, install a library designed to expose a specific GUI framework to MXHX.

Feathers UI

To use MXHX with Feathers UI, install the mxhx-feathersui library.

haxelib git mxhx-feathersui https://github.com/mxhx-dev/mxhx-feathersui.git

Then, add it to your OpenFL project.xml file.

<haxelib name="mxhx-feathersui" />

MinimalComps

To use MXHX with MinimalComps, install the mxhx-minimalcomps library.

haxelib git mxhx-minimalcomps https://github.com/mxhx-dev/mxhx-minimalcomps.git

Then, add it to your OpenFL project.xml file.

<haxelib name="mxhx-minimalcomps" />