Getting Started

How to import LunariLib?

You can import LunariLib from yours github script directory like that:

local GuiLib = loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/FrostX-Official/LunariLib/main/luaCode/MainLib.lua"))()

Your First GUI

After importing the library you can start

Make your window

Use .Load() method to make window

local MainWindow = GuiLib.Load("Your GUI")

Make your first tab

Use .AddTab() method on window to make a tab

local MainTab = MainWindow.AddTab("Tab1", "IconId")

Add a button with script in your tab

Use .AddButton() method on tab to make a button

local SomeButton = MainWindow.AddButton("Print something", function() -- callback
    print("something")
end)

Real script example

Use .AddButton() method on tab to make a button
We'll make a script that makes player speed go to 50.

local SomeButton = MainWindow.AddButton("Make player's walkspeed 50", function() -- callback
    local LocalPlayer = game:GetService("Players").LocalPlayer
    local Character = LocalPlayer.Character or LocalPlayer.CharacterAdded:Wait()

    local Humanoid = Character:WaitForChild("Humanoid")
    Humanoid.WalkSpeed = 50
end)

Back to the GUI thingies.

Add Toggles/Checkboxes

Use .AddCheckbox() method on tab to make a checkbox/toggle

local SomeToggle = MainWindow.AddCheckbox("Do Something", function(value) -- callback
    print(value)
end)

Add Colorpickers

Use .AddColorpicker() method on tab to make a colorpicker

local SomeColorpicker = MainWindow.AddColorpicker(
    "Select your nickname color",
    function(colorValue) -- callback
        print(colorValue)
    end)

.AddColorpicker() Arguments:

AddColorpicker(text, callback: func, default: Color3?)

Add Sliders

Use .AddSlider() method on tab to make a slider

local SomeSlider = MainWindow.AddSlider(
    "Kill Aura Range",
    function(value) -- callback
        print(value)
    end, NumberRange.new(0, 200), 50)

.AddSlider() Arguments:

AddSlider(text, callback, rangeValue: NumberRange?, default: number?)

Add Selectors or dropdowns

Use .AddSelector() method on tab to make a selector

WARNING! onlyOne parameter is still in developement
so I recommend you to not use it at all

local SomeSelector = MainWindow.AddSelector(
    "Select Items to pickup", 
    {"Banana", "Apple", "Strawberry", "Watermelon"}, 
    function(selected_values) -- callback
        for i, value in pairs(selected_values) do
            print(tostring(i)..". "..tostring(value))
        end
    end, false) -- false at the end means `onlyOne` parameter.