Modular event-driven GUI system for quickly building tools with Python and pyimgui.
pip install toolgui
Create a window that can be opened from the menu bar.
import imgui
import toolgui
@toolgui.window("Example/Hello World")
def hello_example():
imgui.text("Hello!")
toolgui.set_app_name("Hello World Example")
toolgui.start_toolgui_app()Persist state across sessions. Data is saved to the toolgui.ini file.
import imgui
import toolgui
@toolgui.settings("Number Picker")
class Settings:
my_number = 0
@toolgui.window("Example/Number Picker")
def number_picker():
Settings.my_number = imgui.input_int("My Number", Settings.my_number, 1)[1]
toolgui.set_app_name("Number Picker Example")
toolgui.start_toolgui_app()Call a static function from the menu bar.
@toolgui.menu_item("Example/Reset")
def reset():
Settings.my_number = 0Event functions are executed by toolgui with these decorators.
Executed when the application starts.
@toolgui.on_app_start()
def on_app_start():
print("Application started")Executed when the application quits.
@toolgui.on_app_quit()
def on_app_quit():
print("Application quit")Executed every frame.
@toolgui.on_update()
def on_update():
# do_something()