PyScript-to-GUI Wrapper 🚀

A powerful, zero-dependency Python tool that instantly transforms your Command-Line Interface (CLI) scripts into clean, functional Graphical User Interfaces (GUI).

🌟 Overview

Tired of running your scripts in a boring black terminal? This tool acts as an Automated Wrapper. It takes any standard Python script and generates a new file featuring a modern "Dark Mode" GUI.

Unlike other wrappers, this one handles input() prompts by converting them into interactive pop-up dialogs and ensures your UI never freezes during heavy tasks.

✨ Key Features

• Zero External Dependencies: Built entirely on tkinter. The output file runs on any machine with Python installed—no pip install required for the GUI.
• Smart Input Handling: Automatically detects input() calls and replaces them with GUI-based input dialogs.
• Real-time Logging: Redirects all print() outputs to a sleek, terminal-style text area within the window.
• Multi-Threaded Execution: Runs your original script logic in a background thread to keep the interface responsive.
• Hacker Aesthetic: Features a "Dark Grey & Lime Green" theme for a professional, technical look.

🛠️ How It Works

1. Source Parsing: It reads your source code and injects an indentation wrapper.
2. Dynamic Replacement: It replaces standard CLI input() with a custom GUI function.
3. Stream Redirection: It "hijacks" sys.stdout to capture text and display it in the GUI's console area.
4. Code Generation: It outputs a standalone .py file ready for use or conversion to .exe.

🚀 Quick Start

1. Clone the repository

git clone (https://github.com/NULL200OK/PyScript-to-GUI.git)
cd PyScript-to-GUI

2. Run the Converter
Pass your terminal script as the input:

Bash
python converter.py --input my_script.py --output my_new_app.py
3. Run your New GUI!
Bash
python my_new_app.py
###📋 Requirements
Python 3.x
No external libraries needed! (Uses built-in tkinter, threading, and argparse).

###🤝 Contributing
Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome! Feel free to check the [issues page].

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