phoenyx 0.1.0

An engine for pygame

Phoenyx - Pygame Engine

Some simple classes in python that could make your life much simplier.

1. What it does
2. How to ?
3. Requirements
4. Licenses
5. Changelog
6. TODOs

What it does

This library allows you to create graphical components in pygame in a very few lines of code. It handles all color management, stroke weights and filling for you. It also provides a Vector class suitable for physics engines and mathematical drawings.

Please go and check pygame for their amazing work !

How to ?

Please refer to test.py on GitHub for a very simple but effective test file.

from phoenyx import Engine

renderer = Engine(600, 600)


def setup():
    renderer.create_slider(100, 100, "slider", 0, 10, 1, 1, length=300)
    renderer.create_button(300, 300, "button", action=lambda: print("button pressed"))

    renderer.text_size = 15


def draw():
    renderer.background(51)
    renderer.text(100, 500, f"value of slider : {renderer.get_slider_value('slider')}")


if __name__ == "__main__":
    renderer.run(draw, setup=setup)

For further help please try help(phenyx) or read in-code docs.

Requirements

Obviously some distribution of python : python 3.8 and above is needed.

You will also need pygame in order to use the Engine and numpy to use Vectors.

Licenses

Phenyx is licensed under the GPLv3. See LICENSE for more details. Phenyx also includes the following components from other open source projects (see LICENSES folder for more):

• numpy licensed under the BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License
• pygame licended under the GNU LGPL version 2.1

Changelog

1. v0.0.a1 : Initial commit and packaging
2. v0.0.a2 : Some refractor
3. v0.0.a3 : Wait... Buttons ?
4. v0.0.a4 : Sliders now ?
5. v0.1.0 : Buttons and Sliders do not rely anyore on images

TODOs

1. option to hide Buttons and Sliders or to draw them only when needed
2. option of alts drawing methods for Buttons
3. keyboard integration
4. scrollbars and side menus