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Cogent Core provides interactive forms that allow you to display a struct value to users and have them edit it.

You can make a form from any struct pointer:

You can make a form that fits in one line:

You can detect when the user changes the value of the form:

You can make it so that change events are sent immediately as the user types:

You can hide certain fields from the user:

You can prevent the user from editing certain fields:

You can prevent the user from editing the entire form:

You can change the label of a field:

You can use structs with embedded fields:

You can display fields that are themselves structs:

You can expand fields that are themselves structs:

You can specify a default value (or list or range of values) for a field, which will be displayed in the tooltip for the field label, make the label highlighted when the value is non-default, and allow the user to reset the value to the default value by double clicking on the label:

You can make a button that opens up a dialog with a form:

You can make it so that the documentation comments for struct fields are used as tooltips for the label and value widgets of a form by adding the type to types and running core generate: