Pyembryo is a simple graphical user interface toolkit designed specifically for Python programming language. It provides basic functionalities for creating user interfaces in minimal code.
If you're looking for a basic and compact Python GUI toolkit, pyembryo might be a good choice. While it doesn't offer a wide range of features, it serves as a great starting point for creating more complex user interfaces. Additionally, it can act as a "boot-strap" for larger GUI toolkits like PyGTK, PyGame, pyglet, and PyOpenGL.
There are two main functions that come with pyembryo. First is message_box(), which allows you to display an alert dialog and wait for the user to close it. This function can have one or two buttons: OK and/or Cancel. Second is open_url(), which, as the name suggests, opens a specified URL in the user's default web browser.
The package also comes with some utility functions, particularly for checking the minimum version of a certain package. One example of this is the check_pygame() function, which checks if PyGame version 1.7 or later is installed on the user's device. If it's not, the script will exit.
Pyembryo is also incredibly lightweight, with a compressed size of less than 4kb. All you need to do is download the latest version and import it into your project. There's no need to require users to install it separately, as it defeats the purpose of pyembryo's simplicity.
There are two main functions that come with pyembryo. First is message_box(), which allows you to display an alert dialog and wait for the user to close it. This function can have one or two buttons: OK and/or Cancel. Second is open_url(), which, as the name suggests, opens a specified URL in the user's default web browser.
The package also comes with some utility functions, particularly for checking the minimum version of a certain package. One example of this is the check_pygame() function, which checks if PyGame version 1.7 or later is installed on the user's device. If it's not, the script will exit.
Pyembryo is also incredibly lightweight, with a compressed size of less than 4kb. All you need to do is download the latest version and import it into your project. There's no need to require users to install it separately, as it defeats the purpose of pyembryo's simplicity.
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