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A high level library which can turn a command line script into a graphical application. Also includes a custom window batch file to enable running the script from a shortcut on systems where python is not installed but is available as a "portable" distro or embedded on a 3rd party application.
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What is this Python project?
A high level library which can turn command line scripts from most interpreted languages into a graphical application.
It requires a single "usage" line to be present on the client script. This line is parsed to generate a "automatic" gui, while also allowing for more advanced features. Its a new paradigm which is better explained in the project page.
Also includes a custom window batch file to enable running the script from a shortcut on systems where python is not installed but is available as a "portable" distro or embedded on a 3rd party application.
What's the difference between this Python project and similar ones?
While the spirit is somewhat similar to Gooey, it can be used with languages other than python.
Its fully data driven, and can be mantained by end users with limited programming skills.
On a recent market analysis i could not find any other projects that offer this kind of high level funcionally, in python or any other languages.
Most interpreted languages could be supported. The current supported languages are windows batch (.bat/.cmd), windows WSH (.js/.vbs), C-Shell (.csh), Windows powershell and Perl (.pl/.lava).