samsung-widgets 0.1.1

Samsung-themed widgets for CustomTkinter

1. Set up your environment

pip install customtkinter

or

pip install customtkinter --break-system-packages

2. Basic imports and setup

import customtkinter as ctk from samsung_widgets import SamsungToggle, SamsungSlider, SamsungEntry, SamsungButton

ctk.set_appearance_mode("light") # Light mode ctk.set_default_color_theme("blue") # Samsung-like blue accents

root = ctk.CTk() root.geometry("400x500") root.title("Samsung Widgets Demo")

3. Add a SamsungEntry(Text Input)

entry = SamsungEntry(root, placeholder="Enter your name...") entry.pack(pady=20)

def show_entry_text(): print("Text in entry:", entry.get())

button_entry = SamsungButton(root, text="Show Text", command=show_entry_text) button_entry.pack(pady=10)

4. Add a SamsungToggle

def toggle_action(state): print("Toggle state:", state)

toggle = SamsungToggle(root, command=toggle_action) toggle.pack(pady=20)

5. Add a SamsungSlider

def slider_action(value): print("Slider value:", int(value))

slider = SamsungSlider(root, from_=0, to=100, command=slider_action, initial=50) slider.pack(pady=20)

6. Add a SamsungButton

def button_click(): print("Button clicked!")

button = SamsungButton(root, text="Click Me", command=button_click) button.pack(pady=20)

7. Add a SamsungCheckBox()

def checkbox_action(state): print("Checked:", state)

checkbox = SamsungCheckBox(root, text="Enable Wi-Fi", command=checkbox_action) checkbox.pack(pady=20)

8. Add a SamsungLable()

label = SamsungLabel(root, text="Samsung UI Label", size=16) label.pack(pady=10)

9. Runthe application

root.mainloop()

Tips

entry.get() # Text input toggle.state # True/False slider.value # Current slider value