pykidgui 1.1.3

Simple gui de python para uso rapido e pratico / Simple python gui for quick and practical use

With simple and dynamic goal you can create a direct access class layer using import pykidgui as pk, then Be able to create your interface using pk or even create without it using pure tkinter element. Basic commands are used to call the class tkinter.

Line of logic is (pk.add_build_map = creating layer view // pk.new_checkbox = creating checkbox) #_________________________________________________

Ex.: import pykidgui as pk

def msg(): pk.new_message_erro("msg")

pk.add_build_map ('checkbox: LEFT')

pk.new_checkbox ('check2')

pk.new_label("button 1")

pk.add_build_map("label")

pk.new_click_text("message teste")

pk.new_on_click(msg)

pk.add_build_map("on_click")

pk.new_label("button 2")

pk.add_build_map("label")

pk.new_click_text("Resultado")

pk.new_on_click(x)

pk.add_build_map("on_click")

pk.text_title="test title"

pk.window_geometry="200x200"

#_________________________________________________

pk.gui() Canvas simple script [without needing the gui()]

import pykidgui as pk

C = pk.Canvas(bg ="yellow",height = 250, width = 300)

line = C.create_line(108, 120,320, 40,fill ="green")

arc = C.create_arc(180, 150, 80, 210, start = 0,extent = 220,fill ="red")

oval = C.create_oval(80, 30, 140,150,fill ="blue")

C.pack() #_________________________________________________

Pk simple script

[without needing the gui()]

import pykidgui as pk

pk.text_title = "TEST btn"

pk.window_geometry = "200x200"

pk.Label(text ="button1").pack()

pk.Button(text="btn1").pack()

pk.Label(text ="button2").pack()

pk.Button(text="btn2").pack() Simple grid in pykidgui x1 = pk.Label(text ="user") e1 = pk.Entry()

x1.grid(row=0,column=1)

e1.grid(row=0, column=2) GET Entry in pykidgui def pri(): user = pk.entry[0].get()

 print(user)

pk.new_entry("0")

pk.add_build_map("entry")

pk.new_click_text("Resultado")

pk.new_on_click(pri)

pk.add_build_map("on_click")

pk.gui() #_________________________________________________

[without needing the gui()]

def http(): user = e1.get()

 webbrowser.open(str(user), new=0, autoraise=True)


 print(user)

import webbrowser

e1 = pk.Entry()

x1 = pk.Label(text ="link:")

e1.grid(row=0, column=2)

x1.grid(row=0,column=1)

btn = pk.Button(text="Go",command =http)

btn.grid(row=2,column=1)

#_________________________________________________

GET Entry Login in pykidgui

def perfil(): pk.messagebox.showinfo("Perfil", "Logado com sucesso!")

def user():

 user = pk.entry[0].get()


 senha = pk.entry[1].get()


 if user == "ronan" and senha == "123":


	  perfil()


 else:

	 pk.messagebox.showwarning("Erro de Login", "Senha ou Usuario não esta correto!")

pk.new_label("Usuario")

pk.add_build_map("label")

pk.new_entry("1")

pk.add_build_map("entry")

pk.new_label("Senha")

pk.add_build_map("label")

pk.new_entry("2")

#pk.add_build_map("entry:password") = *******

pk.add_build_map("entry")

pk.new_label("")

pk.add_build_map("label")

pk.new_click_text("login")

pk.new_on_click(user)

pk.add_build_map("on_click")

pk.text_title="Login"

pk.window_geometry="200x200"

pk.gui()