Libraries
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Chart4D 1.2.0
by GDK Software in Libraries for Delphi
Native Delphi charting library for VCL and FMX
Markdown4D 2.3.0
by GDK Software in Libraries for Delphi
Native Delphi markdown library. Parses CommonMark and GFM into a typed AST, renders HTML, writes markdown back out, and ships custom-drawn viewer and editor components for VCL and FMX.
Trysil - Delphi ORM 2.0.0
by David Lastrucci in Libraries for Delphi
Trysil is a lightweight, attribute-driven, open-source ORM for Delphi. It supports Firebird, InterBase, MariaDB, Oracle, PostgreSQL, SQL Server and SQLite through FireDAC, with lazy loading, change tracking, soft delete, optimistic locking, JSON serialization and a REST HTTP module with JWT. Version 2.0.0 contains breaking changes: see https://davidlastrucci.github.io/Trysil/guide/upgrading/
KeyNub License Dongle 1.1.1
by KeyNub in Libraries for Delphi
Delphi binding for the KeyNub USB licence dongle: verify a genuine dongle, read and write licence records, encrypt data with dongle-held keys. One unit over the SDK's C ABI; Windows, Linux and macOS. Apache-2.0.
DinosOffice - LibreOffice for Delphi 20.5
by DinosDev in Libraries for Delphi
The componenet is open-source and uses the MIT license. Its main purpose is to interact directly with the LibreOffice API, specifically integrating with the CALC and WRITER components
OfficeXML4D 1.2.0
by GDK Software in Libraries for Delphi
Pure Delphi library for reading and writing Microsoft Office Open XML documents (.docx, .xlsx, .pptx). No external dependencies: only built-in units (System.Zip, Xml.XMLDoc). Interface-based API with rich formatting, cell styling, formulas and merged cells. MIT licensed.
LoggerPro 2.1.1
by Daniele Teti in Libraries for Delphi
An modern and pluggable logging framework for Delphi
TaurusTLS 1.0.11.53
by TaurusTLS Developers in Libraries for Delphi
TaurusTLS provides OpenSSL 3.x and 4.x support for Indy - Internet Direct
MathParser 1.3.4
by Yuriy Pisarev in Libraries for Delphi
An expression parser and a virtual machine for Object Pascal. A formula compiles to a flat byte array and runs by a linear pass over it, with no allocation on the path of an ordinary formula. On x86-64 an optional accelerator turns that bytecode into machine code and hands back anything it declines, so an answer is never fast but wrong. 199 registered names, user functions and variables bound by address, symbolic differentiation. Depends on the RTL alone: no VCL, no FMX.








