This library due to the changes in love2d. Too many things are broken and instead of doing patch work, I've decided to do a total rewrite. Also I'll be able to make use of the new multi manager features and build a better library from the ground up.

Core Objects:

~~Frame~~ ✔️
Text:
- ~~Label~~ ✔️
- ~~Box~~ ✔️
- ~~Button~~ ✔️
- utf8 support with textbox (Forgot about this, will have to rework some things)
Image:
- ~~Label~~ ✔️
- ~~Button~~ ✔️
- Animation
~~Video~~ ✔️

Events:

Mouse Events
- ~~Enter~~ ✔️
- ~~Exit~~ ✔️
- ~~Pressed~~ ✔️
- ~~Released~~ ✔️
- ~~Moved~~ ✔️
- ~~WheelMoved~~ ✔️
- ~~DragStart~~ ✔️
- ~~Dragging~~ ✔️
- ~~DragEnd~~ ✔️
Keyboard Events
- ~~Hotkey~~ ✔️ Refer to KeyConstants wiki page
  - Some default hotkeys have been added:
    - ~~(conn)gui.HotKeys.OnSelectAll~~ ✔️ Ctrl + A
    - ~~(conn)gui.HotKeys.OnCopy~~ ✔️ Ctrl + C
    - ~~(conn)gui.HotKeys.OnPaste~~ ✔️ Ctrl + V
    - ~~(conn)gui.HotKeys.OnUndo~~ ✔️ Ctrl + Z
    - ~~(conn)gui.HotKeys.OnRedo~~ ✔️ Ctrl + Y, Ctrl + Shift + Z
Other Events
- ~~OnUpdate~~ ✔️
- ~~OnDraw~~ ✔️ Polish:
- ~~gui:newCheckbox()~~
- ~~gui:isOnScreen()~~
- ~~gui:newRadioGroup()~~
- gui:newSlider()
- ~~gui:newProgressBar()~~
- gui:newTooltip()
- gui:newTextArea()
  - TODO: selection, hotkeys
- gui:newListFrame()
- gui:newGridFrame()

Better Transistions:

ease.easeIn(start, stop, time) -- accelerates from start
ease.easeOut(start, stop, time) -- decelerates into stop
ease.easeInOut(start, stop, time) -- smooth S-curve
ease.easeInCubic(...) -- more aggressive acceleration
ease.easeOutCubic(...) -- more aggressive deceleration
ease.bounce(start, stop, time) -- bounces at the end
ease.elastic(start, stop, time) -- overshoots then settles
ease.back(start, stop, time) -- slight pull-back before moving

Focus Management:

gui.focus.set(element) -- programmatically set focus
gui.focus.get() -- returns currently focused element (or nil)
gui.focus.clear() -- clear focus (no element focused)
gui.focus.setTabOrder(list) -- set a list of elements for Tab navigation
gui.focus.tabNext() -- focus the next element in the tab order
gui.focus.tabPrev() -- focus the previous element

Z-index Enhancments:

gui:setLayer(n)
gui:getLayer()