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I learned how to use Toga to make a simple desktop, and while creating the app, I felt there was not a lot of documentation on Toga available online. I wanted to create a simple project that shows how to use Toga and some of its common quirks. You should read the full blog post for more information on the code itself.
Hangman App:
- Play with a random word or enter your own word
- Provides details on how to implement app with multiple pages
- Uses multiple widgets including images and text input
This application is primarily used as a tutorial first and application second, but I will provide information on how to deploy the app in case you want to play Hangman!
This section should list any major frameworks/libraries used to bootstrap your project. Leave any add-ons/plugins for the acknowledgements section. Here are a few examples.
For the very basics, the Toga/Beeware tutorial is very good at getting the environment set up. I would recommend following this tutorial for more information, but I will provide the commands below.
- Set up your virtual environment. (This is activated once you see venv before your code)
py -m venv venv venv\Scripts\activate.bat
- Install Toga & Briefcase
python -m pip install briefcase
You can run the app either in development mode or as an actual app.
- Development Mode
venv\Scripts\activate
cd togablogpost
briefcase dev- Follow this tutorial after cloning the repo in order to package and distribute the app.
*Start by either clicking "Play Hangman" or "Start Game with Own Word" *Enter your own secret word for hangman, if that option was selected *Guess random letters by entering them into the keyboard. The lives and used letters list will update accordingly.
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For more examples, please refer to the Documentation
Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE.txt for more information.