pybox-gui 0.1.0

Sagebox Procedural GUI for Python

Pybox - A High-Performance, Procedural GUI Designed for Rapid, Creative Development

Write plain linear, procedural code with no boilerplate.

Pybox is a GUI architecture and toolset for Python that lets you add windows, GUI controls, and graphical output using simple linear, procedural code, without any boilerplate or the overhead of an event-driven framework.

Pybox was created to bring back the simplicity of creating fun-with-graphics programs, while providing the power and scalability to build full-scale applications with advanced GUI controls.

Pybox Github Project — Click to see the Github Page where there are many examples and the future roadmap.

YouTube Examples — These examples are for the Rust version, but most work in Python already. See the ]github page

Features

• Procedural, linear programming style
• No macros or boilerplate
• Console-mode support with add-on GUI-Control integration
• Compatible with other GUI libraries
• Accepts all Python native types for all functions
• Designed to stay out of the way of your existing Python code

Installation

You can install the package directly with pip:

pip install pybox-gui

importing pybox

import pybox

Dependencies

numpy (any version)

Small Code Sample (full program)

#import pybox

win = pybox.new_window(); win.write("Hello World!",font=100,center) # print "Hello World!" in a large font, centered in the screen. pybox.exit_button(); # bring up a small button to press, explaining the program is finished.