tksplash 0.0.8

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

To use this assing the Tksplash class to a variable:

splash = tksplash.Tksplash()

and then you can fill in the arguments

it takes 5 arguments where only one is required and other are optional

window

the one above is the required value

destroy_time, font_style,text_colour',font_size

and the these are the optional values

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Note->the text_colour can also be written as #RRGGBB

Note->The value of time_after_which_it_should_destroy should be entered in millisecond(ms), (1 s = 1000ms)

An example using all the arguments:

import tksplash
import tkinter

win = tkinter.Tk()
splash = tksplash.Tksplash(win, 3000, "Lucida Grande", "white")
splash.add_splash_text("hello", 500, 500)
win.mainloop()

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These are some examples on how to use this module :

import tksplash
import tkinter

win = tkinter.Tk()
splash = tksplash.Tksplash(win)
splash.add_splash_text("hello", 500, 500)
win.mainloop()

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the add_splash_text() takes in exactly 3 arguments

text, width, height

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text--> the text you want to display

widht--> the width of the window

height--> the height of the window

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Adding an image in the splash screen

splash.add_image("some.jpg", 100, 100, 250, 350)

The add_image() function takes in 5 arguments

img, img_x, img_y, place_x, place_y

these are the required values 👆👆

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img--> the image you want to project on the splash screen

img_x--> the width of the image

img_y--> the height of the image

place_x--> the x value where you want to place the image

place_y--> the y value where you want to place the image

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Adding image as well as text use add_image_text() function

It takes in these values

text, width, height, img, img_x, img_y, place_x, place_y,

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To add a gif use add_gif()

And it takes in 3 arguments

gif,place_x,place_y

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To add a gif and text use add_gif_text()

And it takes in 6 arguments

text, width ,height,gif,place_x,place_y