TkEasyGUI 0.2.31

TkEasyGUI is simple GUI Library for Python3 with Tkinter

TkEasyGUI

TkEasyGUI is a Python library that allows for the easy and simple creation of GUI applications. In the event model, it is compatible with the well-known GUI library PySimpleGUI.

Python's standard UI library Tkinter, is often considered to have a high barrier to entry and to be difficult to use. By using this library, you can create GUI applications easily and intuitively.

This project adopts the lenient MIT license. This license will not change in the future. Let's enjoy creating GUI programs.

• 👉日本語のREADME
  • (注意) パッケージ名が大文字込みのTkEasyGUIに変わりました

Platform

• Windows / macOS / Linux (tkinter required)

Install

Install from pypi

python -m pip install TkEasyGUI

Install from GitHub Repository

python -m pip install git+https://github.com/kujirahand/tkeasygui-python

memo

• From version 0.2.24, the package name has also been changed from tkeasygui to TkEasyGUI.
  • If you have used a previous version, you will see ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'TKEasyGUI'.
  • Please run the command below to completely remove the old tkeasygui package.
  • Start the python command or IDLE and execute the following command.

# remove old package
import os, shutil, PIL
packages = os.path.dirname(PIL.__path__[0])
old_package = os.path.join(packages, "tkeasygui")
print(f"Remove: {old_package}")
shutil.rmtree(old_package)

How to use

To create a simple window with only labels and buttons, you would write as follows:

import TkEasyGUI as eg

# Create window
layout = [
    [eg.Text("Hello, World!")],
    [eg.Button("OK")]
]
window = eg.Window("Hello", layout=layout)

# Event loop
while window.is_alive():
    # get event
    event, values = window.read()
    # check event
    if event == "OK":
        eg.popup("Pushed OK Button")
        break
window.close()

Samples

We have prepared a selection of samples to demonstrate simple usage. Please check them out.

• samples.

Documents

Below is a detailed list of classes and methods.

• docs

About the relationship with PySimpleGUI

Fundamentally, it is compatible with PySimpleGUI. Programs can be written using the same event model. It should be noted that while it was developed with reference to PySimpleGUI, it has been reimplemented from scratch. Many unique features have been expanded. The basic Elements have been given the same names. However, the names of some properties are different.

We are not considering full compatibility with PySimpleGUI.

Link

• pypi.org > TkEasyGUI
• GitHub > TkEasyGUI