Library to build [Tkinter](https://docs.python.org/3/library/tkinter.html)
structures from [YAML](http://yaml.org/) descriptions.
It requires [PyYAML 3.12](http://pyyaml.org/wiki/PyYAML).
## Use
```python
import tkml
...
with open(filename) as fp:
toplevel = tkml.load_fp(fp)
```
There is a fixtures factory too:
```python
import tkml
# With no arguments, it assumes fixtures/ subdirectory neighbor to current script
loader = tkml.fixtures()
toplevel = loader('my-app.yaml')
```
### API
`tkml.load_fp()`:
- `fp: io.TextBase`: file pointer to YAML file
- `master: tkinter.Misc`: parent widget
- `use_tix: bool`: use or not `tix` – defaults to false
- `context`: context to `ctx[]`, `argparse.Namespace`,
`collections.namedtuple`, or `dict`
- returns the toplevel widget
`tkml.fixtures()`:
- `origin: str`: the directory containing the YAML files, defaults to
subdirectory `fixtures/` neighbor to the script calling the factory
- returns the loader function
Loader function returned by `tkml.fixtures()`:
- `fixture: str`: YAML file name under fixtures directory
- `master: tkinter.Misc`: parent widget
- `use_tix: bool`: use or not `tix` – defaults to false
- `context`: context to `ctx[]`, `argparse.Namespace`,
`collections.namedtuple`, or `dict`
- returns the toplevel widget
## Resource example
```yaml
tk:
children:
- frame:
children:
- frame:
children:
- label:
text: _(word-to-search)
pack:
anchor: nw
side: left
expand: false
- entry:
pack:
anchor: ne
side: right
fill: x
expand: true
bind:
<Return>: ctx[search]
focus: null
pack:
anchor: n
fill: x
expand: true
- button:
text: _(search)
command: ctx[search]
pack:
anchor: s
expand: false
- scrolled-text:
call/set_text:
- ctx[set_text]
- "!self"
wrap: word
pack:
anchor: s
fill: both
expand: true
pack:
fill: both
expand: true
#
# Calls after tree is built:
#
option-add:
- "*tearOff"
- false
# call/* call the CAR (a callable) with CDR as parameters
call/set_entry:
- ctx[set_entry]
- "!frame.!frame.!entry"
```
- `ctx[*]` gets a key from the context.
- `_(*)` is the [`gettext` function](https://docs.python.org/3/library/gettext.html#gettext.gettext).
- `!self` is the current widget.
- `!frame.frame2` is the second frame from inside de first frame at top.
## Copyright
This library is under
[3-Clause BSD License](https://opensource.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause).
You can read the copying text
[here](https://bitbucket.org/cacilhas/tkml/src/master/LICENSE.txt).
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