Cyberpunk theme made with TkStyle

Cyberpunk-Theme

A Dark Theme for your Tkinter Python apps

This project is part of the Pyrustic Open Ecosystem.

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Usage

Thanks to TkStyle, the cyberpunk-theme is both flexible and easy to use.

Set the theme

import tkinter as tk
from cyberpunk_theme import Cyberpunk


# root
root = tk.Tk()

# apply the Cyberpunk theme to the GUI
cyberpunk_theme = Cyberpunk()
cyberpunk_theme.target(root)

# From now on, the theme applies to the entire GUI

# (your awesome code)
# ...

# mainloop
root.mainloop()

What if you want to customize the style of a specific widget ?

Style a specific widget

Each generic widget has a default style which can be retrieved via a function named get_{widget-name}_style_1'.

Some generic widgets like the Button widget have multiple styles.

import tkinter as tk
from cyberpunk_theme.widget.button import get_button_dark_style

# root
root = tk.Tk()

# button
button = tk.Button(root, text="Click")
button.pack()

# style
button_style_1 = get_button_dark_style()
button_style_1.target(button)

# mainloop
root.mainloop()

The generic Button widget has up to ten styles.

The package megawidget contains a collection of useful custom widgets built with the standard tkinter widgets.

You can set specific styles to megawidgets too !

Style a specific megawidget

import tkinter as tk
from megawidget.table import Table
from cyberpunk_theme.megawidget.table import get_table_style_1

# root
root = tk.Tk()

# the table megawidget
titles = ("Name", "Age")
data = [("Jack", 39), ("Jane", 42)]
table = Table(root, titles=titles, data=data)
table.pack()

# style the table
table_style_1 = get_table_style_1()
table_style_1.target(table)

# mainloop
root.mainloop()

Create your own theme

You can create your own theme or style, or modify the cyberpunk-theme as you wish.

Check out TkStyle !

Installation

$ pip install cyberpunk-theme