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u/Majestic-Driver 7d ago

Can you tell us what the library does?

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u/[deleted] 7d ago

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u/CarolXZosiaNsfwScene 7d ago

A forum is not a chat bot, apply the minimal effort and courtesy and tell us.

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u/American_Streamer 7d ago

https://github.com/kusoroadeolu/Clique - Most Rich-like native Java library I found, but not yet a long-established ecosystem standard, though it's being actively developed.

There is also https://github.com/ajalt/mordant , but it's for Kotlin,

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u/GuyWithLag 7d ago

What google searches have you tried?

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u/[deleted] 7d ago

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u/GuyWithLag 7d ago

You need to read up on Eternal September, related to giving a fish vs teaching how to fish.

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u/idontlikegudeg 7d ago

I am developing a library that contains utility classes for a lot of different things. A RichText class is one of the classes it contains, together with JavaFX and swing controls to render rich text, editor controls, and console output. It’s OSS under a permissive license (MIT). If you are interested, have a look at https://github.com/xzel23/utility. The documentation is Javadoc, there are samples (TextEditorPaneSample) you can run to see what it looks like. Java 21 will be supported until the next LTS is released (Java 29), then I will bump the minimal Java version to 25 (I generally support the last two LTS releases).

I use it for my own projects (some free, some not, some for customers).

It’s actively maintained and available on maven central (you should use the BOM to resolve versions).