Tk-steroids contains custom, commonly reoccuring GUI elements (tkinter widgets).
pip install tk-steroids
from tk_steroids.MODULE import WIDGET
- elements
- Listbox
- TickboxFrame
- SliderFrame
- DropdownList
- Tabs
- ButtonsFrame
- matplotlib
- CanvasPlotter
- SequenceImshow
- dialogs
- TickSelect
- menumaker
- MenuMaker
- settings
- SettingsManager
Most widgets inherit from tk.Frame
and
use grid positioning system internally.
There are exceptions such as MenuMaker
that turns an inheriting
class into a menu.
The following example adds TickboxFrame
on the second Tab
page
import tkinter as tk
from tk_steroids.elements import Tabs, TickboxFrame
root = tk.Tk()
my_tabs = Tabs(root, ['Page 1', 'Page 2', 'Page 3'])
my_tabs.grid()
boxes = TickboxFrame(my_tabs.tabs[1], ['a', 'b', "c"], ['Fancyname A', 'Fabolous B', 'Handsome C'])
boxes.grid()
root.mainloop()
This example shows how CanvasPlotter
simplifies
the matplotlib in Tk routine
import tkinter as tk
from tk_steroids.matplotlib import CanvasPlotter
root = tk.Tk()
plotter = CanvasPlotter(root)
plotter.grid()
# These are normal matplotlib figure and ax, also available
# - plotter.figure
# - plotter.ax
fig, ax = plotter.get_figax()
ax.plot([0,4,2])
# Calls FigureCanvasTkAgg draw-method
plotter.update()
root.mainloop()
For convinience, CanvasPlotter
has also
its own plot and imshow wrapper methods for quick plotting.