ttkbootstrap 0.0.6

A collection of modern ttk themes inspired by Bootstrap

ttkbootstrap

A collection of modern themes for Tkinter TTK built using standard, cross-platform themes ('clam', 'alt', 'classic', 'default'). Most of these themes are adapted and or/inspired from the open source bootstrap themes published on https://bootswatch.com/

Installation

pip install ttkbootstrap

Demonstration

You check out the examples below in a live demonstration by executing the following code in the python interpreter

>> from ttkbootstrap import Demo
>> Demo()

Or, create and run this python script

from ttkbootstrap import Demo
if __name__ == '__main__':
    Demo()

Basic Usage

from ttkbootstrap import BootStyle, ttk

style = BootStyle()
style.theme_use('flatly')
root = style.master

# create widget with primary colors
ttk.Label(root, text='Hello world').pack()

# create widget with other colors
ttk.Label(root, text='Hello world', style='danger.TLabel').pack()

# run the window
root.mainloop()

Applying Styles

By default, the primary color for the theme will be used on widgets (See images below for examples of theme color options). All other themed colors can be used by applying the color prefix to the ttk widget class.

ttk.Label(root, text='Hello World', style='info.TLabel')
ttk.Button(root, text='Hello World', style='info.TButton')
ttk.Button(root, text='Hello World', style='warning.Outline.TButton')
ttk.Radiobutton(root, text='Hello World', style='danger.TRadiobutton')

Color prefixes

• primary (default)
• secondary
• success
• info
• warning
• danger

Defined ttk widget classes

• TButton
• Outline.TButton
• TSpinbox
• Horizontal.TScale
• Vertical.TScale
• Horizontal.TScrollbar
• Vertical.TScrollbar
• TCombobox
• TFrame
• TCheckbutton
• TEntry
• TLabel
• TLabelframe
• TNotebook
• TMenubutton
• Outline.TMenubutton
• Horizontal.TProgressbar
• Vertical.TProgressbar
• TRadiobutton
• Treeview

Exceptions

• The Scale widget is built with an image set in the primary theme color; this cannot be changed via styles.
• The Checkbutton and Radiobutton colors are only changeable on Linux and MacOS. Windows uses the built-in "xpnative" themed elements to build the widgets.

Create New Themes

Creating a new theme is easy... simply add a theme record to the themes.json file with the appropriate fields

    {
      "name": "cosmo",
      "font": "Helvetica",
      "type": "light",
      "colors": {
        "primary": "#2780e3",
        "secondary": "#373a3c",
        "success": "#3fb618",
        "info": "#9954bb",
        "warning": "#ff7518",
        "danger": "#ff0039",
        "bg": "#ffffff",
        "fg": "#373a3c",
        "selectbg": "#373a3c",
        "selectfg": "#ffffff",
        "light": "#fdfdfe",
        "border": "#ced4da",
        "inputfg": "#49506a"
      }
    }

Light Themes

Dark Themes