Add GUI to your Python code - Guizero 09-04-2022, 03:24 PM
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If you are scripting in Python, but still haven't taken the step of user interfaces, here is an easy way to do it.
Based on the famous Tkinter lib that allows to make GUIs, the Guizero lib allows beginners to easily design their graphical interfaces in Python.
Once installed with :
pip3 install guizero
It is then quite simple to design your GUI by integrating all the necessary widgets. It goes from the check button to the list, including the image import or the input field.
Go and have a look at the documentation. You'll see that it's super easy and it will allow your users to have easier interactions with your command line tools, without spending too much time on it.
To see here : https://lawsie.github.io/guizero/
Based on the famous Tkinter lib that allows to make GUIs, the Guizero lib allows beginners to easily design their graphical interfaces in Python.
Once installed with :
pip3 install guizero
It is then quite simple to design your GUI by integrating all the necessary widgets. It goes from the check button to the list, including the image import or the input field.
Go and have a look at the documentation. You'll see that it's super easy and it will allow your users to have easier interactions with your command line tools, without spending too much time on it.
To see here : https://lawsie.github.io/guizero/
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