• Generates bindings Dear ImGui, using dear_bindings
• Contains bindings for most of the Dear ImGui implementations
  • All backends which exist in vendor: have bindings
  • These include: vulkan, sdl2, opengl3, sdlrenderer2, sdl3, sdlrenderer3, sdlgpu3, glfw, dx11, dx12, win32, osx, metal, wgpu, webgl
• Compiles bindings as well as any wanted backends
• Tested on Windows, Linux, and Mac
• Includes several examples which can be used as a reference
  • GLFW + OpenGL, SDL2 + D3D11, SDL2 + Metal, SDL2 + OpenGL, SDL2 + SDL2 Renderer, SDL3 + SDL3 Renderer, SDL3 + SDL3 GPU, SDL2 + Vulkan, GLFW + WGPU, JS/GLFW + W(eb)GPU, JS + WebGL

• If you don't want to configure and or build yourself, a prebuilt binary has been committed to the repository (currently windows only).
• It has all backends listed in build.py enabled, which almost definitely more than you need. I strongly suggest building yourself with your wanted backends.

Building is entirely automated, using build.py. All platforms should work (not not: open an issue!), but currently the Mac backends are untested as I don't have a Mac (help wanted!)

0. Dependencies
   • git and python must be in your path
   • Linux and OSX depend on clang, ar
   • Windows builds require that vcvarsall.bat has been executed
1. Clone this repository.
   • Optionally configure build at the top of build.py
2. Run python build.py
3. Repository is importable. Copy into your project, or import directly.

Search for @CONFIGURE to see everything configurable.

This project allows you to compile ImGui backends alongside imgui itself, which is what Dear ImGui recommends you do. Bindings have been written for a subset of the backends provided by ImGui

• You can see if a backend is supported by checking the backends table in build.py.
• If a backend is supported it means that:
  • Bindings have been written in imgui_impl_xyz/
  • It has been successfully compiled and run in one of the examples/
• Some backends have external dependencies. These will automatically be cloned into backend_deps if necessary.
• You can enable a backend by adding it to wanted_backends
• You can enable backends not officially supported.

If set to true, will compile with debug flags

If set to true, will compile WASM object files

There are some examples in examples/. They are runnable directly.

All backends which can be supported with only vendor have bindings now. It seems likely to me that SDL3, and maybe Android will exist in vendor in the future, at which point I'll add support.