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DayZular

DayZular Framework is an Angular-inspired UI component framework built specifically for DayZ modders. It brings modern concepts—components, data binding, observables, services, and form validation—into Enforce Script so you can craft reactive interfaces. Feature Highlights 1. Component System – Lifecycle hooks, metadata, auto-registration, and nested components for clean UI composition. 2. Powerful Bindings –… (more)

DayZular Framework is an Angular-inspired UI component framework built specifically for DayZ modders. It brings modern concepts—components, data binding, observables, services, and form validation—into Enforce Script so you can craft reactive interfaces. Feature Highlights 1. Component System – Lifecycle hooks, metadata, auto-registration, and nested components for clean UI composition. 2. Powerful Bindings – Property, method, pipe, event, ForEach, and child-component bindings straight inside .layout. 3. Observables & Services – Observable primitives/collections plus a DI-driven ServiceRegistry for stateful logic. 4. Forms & Validation – FormGroup/FormControl helpers, built-in validators, and widget bindings for instant UX feedback. 5. Pipes & Logging – Use built-in pipe transforms and the DZLog service for consistent telemetry. > Heads-up: This is the first public release—expect to find bugs. Please report them so we can harden the framework quickly. Credits & Inspiration - Community Framework (CF) – Inspired the module system, RPC patterns, and logging approach. - DabsFramework – Informed the MVC mindset, reflection usage, and property binding techniques. Massive thanks to their authors for paving the way. Full acknowledgments live in `CREDITS.md`. Links & Documentation - GitHub:https://github.com/TheDmitri/DayZular (issues, docs, contributions) - Example Mod: Coming soon.

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