pygame-truly-centered-button 2.3

A Pygame library of a button class with properly-centered text!

TRULY CENTERED BUTTON CLASS

Sick and tired of Pygame's uncentered text on your buttons? Look no further!

my_button = Button(params)

Required parameters

• screen: pygame.Surface
• text: str
• color: tuple (r, g, b)
• center: tuple (x, y)
• dim: tuple (w, h)

Optional parameters

• thickness: int
• radius: int
• font_size: int

Additional Attributes

• real_rect: Actual surrounding border seen on screen
• font_rect: Invisible border that wraps the text
• screen_color: Screen color behind the button
• clicked: Returns whether the button has been clicked

Methods

• draw(): Draws the button (recommended to run immediately after instantiation)
• is_hovered(): Checks if button is hovered (does not update visual state)
• is_clicked(): Updates visual state of button and returns whether the button was just clicked

Quickstart

shell

pip install pygame-truly-centered-button

python

#example.py

import pygame
from pgcenteredbutton import Button, BadButton 

if __name__ == "__main__":
    
    pygame.init()
    clock = pygame.time.Clock()

    screen_dim = (800, 200)
    screen = pygame.display.set_mode(screen_dim)
    button_color = (200, 200, 200)
    button_dim = (300, 100)
    
    good_button_center = (screen_dim[0]//4, screen_dim[1]//2)
    good_button = Button(screen = screen, text = 'GOOD', color = button_color, center = good_button_center, dim = button_dim)
    good_button.draw()

    bad_button_center = (screen_dim[0]*3//4, screen_dim[1]//2)
    bad_button = BadButton(screen = screen, text = 'BAD', color = button_color, center = bad_button_center, dim = button_dim)
    bad_button.draw()

    while good_button.clicked is False:
        for event in pygame.event.get():
            if event.type == pygame.QUIT:
                pygame.quit()
                exit()

            if good_button.is_clicked(event):
                print('Goodbye world')

            if bad_button.is_clicked(event):
                print('I don\'t matter!')
                
        clock.tick(60)
        pygame.display.update()
    
    pygame.quit()
    exit()

WHAT A DIFFERENCE!