pyzenith-gtk8492 1.0.0

An advanced UI/UX framework for Python with complex logic and systems.

PyZenith UI Framework

PyZenith is an advanced, high-performance UI/UX framework for Python designed to mirror the capabilities of Java's UI libraries with added complex logic and systems.

Key Features

• Advanced Rendering Engine: Canvas-based rendering with layer management, event propagation, and layout managers (Flex, Absolute).
• Reactive State Management: Observable states with computed properties, validation, middleware, and persistence.
• Sophisticated Animation System: Easing functions (Cubic, Bounce, Spring), keyframes, and chained sequences.
• Robust Component Library: Buttons, TextFields, ProgressBars, Panels, and Vector Icons.
• Comprehensive Testing Framework: Built-in unit, integration, and performance testing systems.
• Cross-Platform OS Handler: Unified API for Windows, macOS, and Linux, including a dedicated Linux environment installer.
• Intelligent Error Advisory: Global exception interceptor with contextual documentation and fix suggestions.
• Modern Networking & Web Engine: High-performance HTTP client and a custom HTML/DOM browser engine.
• Integrated Database ORM: High-level ORM for thread-safe data persistence and querying.
• Multimedia Suite: Asynchronous audio engine and centralized asset management.

Installation

pip install pyzenith

Structure

• pyzenith/core: Rendering engine, layer management, and base Widget.
• pyzenith/components: Stateful UI components (Button, TextField, etc.).
• pyzenith/logic: Reactive state management and data binding.
• pyzenith/systems: Animation, event, and layout systems.
• pyzenith/database: Thread-safe ORM and database engine.
• pyzenith/multimedia: Async audio and asset pipelines.
• pyzenith/network: HTTP client and web browser engine.
• pyzenith/os_system: Cross-platform handlers and installers.
• pyzenith/errors: Intelligent error advisor and handler.
• pyzenith/testing: Test framework and integration runner.

Example Code

from pyzenith.core.engine import PyZenithEngine
from pyzenith.components.basic import Button, Label

engine = PyZenithEngine("PyZenith Pro Application", 1280, 720)
label = Label("Welcome to PyZenith", 100, 100)
button = Button("Click Me", 100, 150)

engine.add_widget(label)
engine.add_widget(button)
engine.run()

License

MIT License. See LICENSE for details.

Author

GTK8492