hello-pop-9f4k

A tiny Windows hello popup. Install it, import it, call hello().

import hello_pop_9f4k

hello_pop_9f4k.hello()

One native dialog appears. No bundled .exe, no subprocess, no .pth, no sitecustomize.py, and no code runs during pip install. The only trigger is your call to hello().

Install

pip install hello-pop-9f4k

Use

Exact one-liner, after import:

import hello_pop_9f4k
hello_pop_9f4k.hello()

Or import the function directly:

from hello_pop_9f4k import hello

hello()

Optional text and title:

hello("hi there", "my title")

Aliases: show_hello() and popup() do the same thing.

What the popup looks like

It is the native Windows message box, not a Tk window:

• title bar: hello
• body text: hello
• information icon
• one OK button
• topmost and foregrounded
• blocks the calling thread until you click OK or close it
• Windows only; on other platforms the call returns False

It shows immediately when hello() is called. It does not auto-close, and there is no timer. Each call opens one dialog.

Quiet mode

$env:LN9_QUIET = "1"

hello() returns False and shows nothing. Useful for tests and CI.

Command line

hello-pop-9f4k
hello-pop-9f4k "hi there"
hello-pop-9f4k --info

What it is not

• No install-time execution.
• No executable is installed.
• No download at runtime.
• No persistence, no startup hook.
• No network access.

The whole package is three .py files. You can read them before installing.

Uninstall

pip uninstall hello-pop-9f4k

License

MIT.