tkcap 0.0.3

Grabs screenshot of a tkinter window

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A wrapper for tkinter window for taking its screenshot.

Ghanteyyy http://github.com/ghanteyyy MIT License

Requirements and Tested Platforms

• Python:

  • 3.x

• Windows:

  • Windows 10 & 11

Installation

tkcap is available on PyPI. You can install it through pip:

pip install tkcap

Usage

  import tkcap

  cap = tkcap.CAP(master)     # master is an instance of tkinter
  cap.capture(FileName)       # Capture and Save the screenshot of the tkiner window

  # If you want the x_pos, y_pos, width and height of the tkinter window.
  region = cap.get_region()

  # If you want to bind the key so that everytime you press that key
  # captures the screenshot. Here I have binded to "Control g"
  master.bind('<Control-g>', lambda: cap.capture(FileName))