pytigon-gui
wxPython desktop frontend for the Pytigon framework — a rich GUI toolkit that connects to the Django web backend via an embedded HTTP client and WebSocket.
Key Features
- Tag-based UI — Define layouts with an html-like syntax (
<panel>,<form>,<grid>) parsed into native wxPython widgets - Rich component set — Frames, notebook tabs, forms, data grids, popups, and modern/classic/tree toolbars
- Django integration — Embedded HTTP client + WebSocket bridge for real-time backend communication
- Signal system — Event-driven communication between components
- Cross-platform — Runs on Linux, Windows, and macOS
Usage
Install the desktop application:
pip install pytigon-gui
ptigw
It installs pytigon-batteries for you, so the standard projects and the full
web-server package set are available to the embedded Django server. To serve the
same backend without the GUI, install pytigon-batteries instead.
For the framework overview, usage examples and full documentation, see the main Pytigon project.
Main dependencies
- Python 3.12+
- wxPython 4.x+
- Django >= 6.0
- pytigon (base framework)
- pytigon-batteries (web-server package set)
Documentation
Full documentation is available in the docs/ directory, covering the module architecture, API reference, and usage patterns.
License
LGPL-2.1 © Sławomir Chołaj
1 maintainer
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