snakeribbon 1.0.2.dev0

Ribbon Bar for PySide6 applications

SnakeRibbon

Fork of PyQtRibbon - ribbon bar for PySide applications.

Differences between original and this versions

• Only PySide6 support with snake case feature support
• Doesn't contain C++ version of the library
• Doesn't contain assets (icons and qss files)
• Doesn't contain internal documentation (for now)

Snakeribbon is distributed to PyPI, you can use pip to install it:

pip install snakeribbon

Or you can install the package from source:

pip install git+https://github.com/uselessvevo/snakeribbon.git@main

The Ribbon Bar

The ribbon is first introduced by Microsoft in the 2000's. It is a toolbar with a tabbed interface. According to Microsoft:

• A ribbon is a user interface (UI) element that organizes commands into logical groups. These groups appear on separate tabs in a strip across the top of the window. The ribbon replaces the menu bar and toolbars. A ribbon can significantly improve application usability. For more information, see Ribbons. The following illustration shows a ribbon. A ribbon can significantly improve application usability. For more information, see Ribbons. The following illustration shows a ribbon.

Definitions of Ribbon Elements

• Application button: The button that appears in the upper-left corner of a ribbon. The Application button replaces the File menu and is visible even when the ribbon is minimized. When the button is clicked, a menu that has a list of commands is displayed.

• Quick Access toolbar: A small, customizable toolbar that displays frequently used commands.

• Category: The logical grouping that represents the contents of a ribbon tab.

• Category Default button: The button that appears on the ribbon when the ribbon is minimized. When the button is clicked, the category reappears as a menu.

• Panel: An area of the ribbon bar that displays a group of related controls. Every ribbon category contains one or more ribbon panels.

• Ribbon elements: Controls in the panels, for example, buttons and combo boxes. To see the various controls that can be hosted on a ribbon, see RibbonGadgets Sample: Ribbon Gadgets Application.