PyGUI
PyGUI is a GUI API designed specifically for Python, distinguished by its simplicity, flexibility, and concise and straightforward programming style. As of my knowledge cutoff in September 2021, PyGUI is not as widely used or well-known as other Python GUI libraries such as Tkinter, PyQt, or wxPython.
PyGUI inserts very little code between the Python application and the platform’s underlying GUI facilities, so the behavior of PyGUI applications tends to be highly consistent with native applications on the same platform. PyGUI includes a built-in event loop, but can be used with external event loops as well.
To use PyGUI, you would need to install it using pip (Python’s package manager). As of my last update, you could install PyGUI by typing pip install PyGUI in the command line. But I recommend checking the latest installation guidelines on their official website or their PyPI project page.
Here’s a simple PyGUI application to give you an idea of what PyGUI code looks like:
from GUI import Application, Window, Button
def hello_world():
print("Hello, world!")
app = Application()
win = Window(title = "Hello World App")
button = Button(title = "Click me", action = hello_world)
win.add(button)
win.show()
app.run()
This script creates a window with a single button. When you click the button, the message “Hello, world!” is printed to the console.
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