tksplash 0.0.3

Creates splash screens for GUIs

The tksplash module can be used to make splash screens for all of your GUIs which you make using tkinter 😁

These are some examples on how to use this module 🤨 :

import tkinter
import tksplash

window = tkinter.Tk() #making a basic window 

width = window.winfo_screenwidth() # getting the screen width
height = window.winfo_screenheight() # getting the screen height

window.geometry("%dx%d" % (width, height)) # setting the window with respect to the height and width

tksplash.splash_screen(window, "Hello World", width, height, 100) # this impliments the splash_screen

window.mainloop()

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the tksplash.splash_screen() takes in exactly 8 arguments and out of which only 5 are required the other 3 are optional 😏

window, text, width, height, font_size

these are the required values 👆👆

font_style , text_colour , time_after_which_it_should_destroy

these are the optional values 👆👆

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window--> you have to provide the name of the window 🖥

text--> the text you want to display 📕

widht--> the width of the window

height--> the height of the window

font_size--> the value for the font size 🔈 🔉 🔊

font_style--> which font style do you want ?? 😎

text_colour--> the colour of the fonts 🌈

time_after_which_it_should_destroy --> the time that the text is being shown 🕛

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An example using all the arguments

import tkinter
import tksplash

window = tkinter.Tk()
width = window.winfo_screenwidth()
height = window.winfo_screenheight()

window.geometry("%dx%d" % (width, height))

tksplash.splash_screen(window, "Hello World", width, height, 100, font_style="Lucida Grande", text_colour='white',time_after_which_it_should_destroy=3000)

window.mainloop()

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Note->the text_colour can even be written as #FF002D 🌈

Note->the time_after_which_it_should_destroy is calculated in milliseconds(ms) so just multiply the number of seconds with 1000 so 5 seconds would be written as 5000 🕛