spelis-sgui 0.0.3

Lightweight and easy-to-use Immediate Mode GUI library for Python and Raylib

SGUI - Spelis's GUI Library

A lightweight and easy-to-use GUI library inspired by the ImGui library. The library is written in Python and uses the Raylib library for rendering.

Contributions are very welcome! :D

Features

• Minimal dependencies
• Easy to use and integrate

Installation

Manual (GitHub)

1. Clone the repo: git clone https://github.com/Spelis/sgui.git at a location accessible to your project or script.
2. Install raylib: pip install raylib
3. Import the library: import sgui

PyPI

1. Install the package: pip install spelis-sgui
2. Import the library:

Building

1. Build the package: py -m build
2. Upload to PyPI (optional): py -m twine upload dist/*

Example Usage

import sgui as gui
from pyray import *

# initialize raylib
init_window(800,600,"SGUI Example")
gui.init()
window = gui.Window(10,10,150,150,"Example Window")

while not window_should_close(): # raylib window loop and drawing
    begin_drawing()
    clear_background(BLACK)

    with window: # my gui library :)
        if gui.button(100,"Example Button"):
            print("Button was pressed!")

    end_drawing()

close_window()