oneo-me / onevra

# Onevra
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Onevra is a Go component library for native desktop applications, built on MyGo. It provides themed controls, window shells, Lucide icons and complex components. The name combines `One` from **ONEO** with the coined ending `vra`.
## Design principles
Onevra builds on MyGo rather than replacing it:
- **Refine built-in components**: adjust the styling of MyGo's built-in components, and merge and simplify them into a smaller, consistent API.
- **Fill the gaps**: provide components that MyGo does not officially support.
- **Defer to upstream**: when MyGo officially provides a feature or component that Onevra already offers, Onevra may remove its own version and switch to MyGo's.
## Additional components
Building on MyGo's native UI capabilities, Onevra adds composed components for common application scenarios:
- **Conversation interfaces**: bring message turns, tool activity, folded summaries and attachment input together into a complete chat interface.
- **Lucide icons**: provide SVG icons for MyGo through named accessors, loaded on demand with configurable sizing and inherited text color.
## Examples
Follow MyGo’s official requirements for the development environment and system dependencies.
From the repository root, start the interactive Gallery:
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Append `-theme light` or `-theme dark` to preview an appearance. Five smaller applications are also available; run these commands from `source/`:
| Example | Purpose | Command |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Desktop | A main window with settings | `go run ./examples/desktop` |
| Menu bar | A tray application with a quick-note panel | `go run ./examples/menubar` |
| Launcher | A Spotlight-style panel that searches and opens installed apps | `go run ./examples/launcher` |
| Documents | A document-based notes editor | `go run ./examples/documents` |
| Lawn defense | A pixel-art tower-defense game | `go run ./examples/games/lawn` |
Each template includes localization and its own packaging configuration; all but the document editor and the game keep preferences. See starter applications for copying and adapting one. Windows and Linux still require their own native review.
## Getting started
Install **0.2026.13** in your application module with:
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Save this minimal application as `main.go` and run `go run .` from your application module:
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Create windows after MyGo is ready. Build content with Onevra controls and MyGo layout primitives; your application owns state, persistence and asynchronous work.
## Packaging
Package applications with MyGo's own CLI; Onevra adds no packager. To run or package Gallery, execute these commands from `source/`:
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`dev` builds and launches the host application with live reload; `build` packages it for the host, or for the targets given with `-platform`. Configuration lives in `mygo.json`. See packaging the Gallery and MyGo's distribution guide.
## Shells
Shells create native windows while leaving application lifecycle, business sta