winmsgbox 1.0.0

A simple wrapper for Windows' MessageBoxW in Python

winmsgbox

A simple wrapper of Windows' MessageBoxW function written in Python to display message boxes.

Features

• Display native Windows message boxes from Python
• Choose button sets, icons, default buttons, modality, and more
• Typed constants for easy configuration

Requirements

• Windows OS
• Python 3.x

Installation

Simply install using pip install winmsgbox

Usage

from winmsgbox import MessageBox, Buttons, Icon, DefaultButton, Modal, Flags, Response

result = MessageBox(
    title="Hello",
    text="This is a message box.",
    buttons=Buttons.OkCancel,
    icon=Icon.Information,
    defaultButton=DefaultButton.First,
    modal=Modal.ApplModal,
    flags=Flags.SetForeground
)

if result == Response.Ok:
    print("User clicked OK")
elif result == Response.Cancel:
    print("User clicked Cancel")

API Reference

MessageBox

MessageBox(
    title="",
    text="",
    buttons=Buttons.Ok,
    icon=Icon.Empty,
    defaultButton=DefaultButton.First,
    modal=Modal.ApplModal,
    flags=0x00000000,
    window=0
) -> int

Displays a Windows message box with the specified parameters. Returns an integer corresponding to the button clicked.

Constants

• Buttons: Ok, OkCancel, AbortRetryIgnore, YesNoCancel, YesNo, RetryCancel, CancelTryContinue
• Icon: Empty, Error, Question, Warning, Information
• DefaultButton: First, Second, Third, Fourth
• Modal: ApplModal, SystemModal, TaskModal
• Flags: DefaultDesktopOnly, Right, RtlReading, SetForeground, TopMost, ServiceNotification
• Response: Ok, Cancel, Abort, Retry, Ignore, Yes, No, TryAgain, Continue

License

GNU AGPL v3