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Output code generated for tkinter
# This code is generated by PyUIbuilder: https://github.com/PaulleDemon/PyUIBuilder
import tkinter as tk
from tktimepicker import AnalogPicker, AnalogThemes, constants
import tkintermapview
main = tk.Tk()
main.config(bg="#332f2f")
main.title("Main Window")
timepicker = AnalogPicker(parent=main, type=constants.HOURS12)
timepicker_theme = AnalogThemes(timepicker)
timepicker_theme.setNavyBlue()
timepicker.place(x=80, y=145, width=250, height=350)
map_viewer = tkintermapview.TkinterMapView(master=main)
map_viewer.place(x=423, y=181, width=400, height=250)
label = tk.Label(master=main, text="Sample text")
label.config(bg="#E4E2E2", fg="#000")
label.place(x=83, y=69, width=130, height=46)
button = tk.Button(master=main, text="Click me")
button.config(bg="#65ff4a", fg="#0b0909")
button.place(x=457, y=108, width=80, height=40)
main.mainloop() Output produced tkinter (linux)
Tkinter is OS dependent, output may vary based on OS.
- Select a UI library/framework.
- Drag and drop widgets.
- Generate and download the code.
While there are a lot of features, here are few you need to know.
- Framework agnostic - Can outputs code in multiple frameworks.
- Pre-built UI widgets
- Plugins to extend 3rd party UI libraries
- Supports layout managers, such as flex, grid and absolute positioning read docs
- Generates python Code.
- Support to upload local assets.
- Generates requirements.txt file when needed
- Tkinter
- CustomTkinter
- Kivy (work in progress)
- PySide (work in progress)
Here are some of the upcoming features.
- Treeview on the sidebar
- Support for Event Handlers
- Kivy Framework support
- Pyqt/PySide Support
- Downloadable Electron app and more.
To learn more/ see upcoming features visit roadmap
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| Load 3rd party plugins locally | ❌ | ✅ | ✅ |
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Depending on whether your Browser supports native HTML drag and drop, it may work differently. I haven't tested on Safari, since I don't have a Macbook, feel free to let me know if it works.
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Why do I need a GUI builder?
A. GUI builders assist you quickly create GUI without learning too much about GUI frameworks. It can also help you quickly prototype and see things visually.
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Do I need to purchase a license to use this?
A. Webbased editor will remain free to use. To support open-source development, If you want a downloadable exe for local development and additional features, you'll need to purchase license based on your needs (hobbiest / commercial)
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How does this compare to other UI builders?
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Most GUI builders out there are framework specific, this UI Builder tool is framework independent.
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This outputs code in Python, not in XML or other formats which can be hard to debug. So its easier to modify even after downloading the code.
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Support for 3rd party UI libraries. Many GUI builders don't come with support for 3rd party libraries.
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Why doesn't the theme of the GUI builder match the theme of Tkinter?
A. Tkinter is a OS-dependent library, so it would render differently on different OS. Having a common UI the the GUI builder makes it simpler for development.
If you want a live preview before generating the code you can get a premium license and you'll be notified when that feature releases.
To support development of this project, license differ depending on the usecase.
- All code generated by the builder tools are licensed under MIT and can be used commercially
This is meant for students and hobbyist
- All code generated by the builder tools are free to use for non-commercial purposes. If you are using this for a startup or your business you'll need to get a business license.
This is meant for business usecases, you can use the code even for commercial use.
- All code generated by the builder tools are free to use for commercial and non-commercial purposes. If you are using this for a startup or your business you'll need to get a commercial license.
- Paul
- Github: PaulleDemon