🔒 Modern/Pro looking GUI

[carmine knoll]

So I searched a lot of things to make very beautiful looking GUIs in python, and the perfect thing I've found is webapp.
The thing I'd like to know before diving into this, is could I make a GUI from this webapp, like the user open the script, and he gets the webapp inside a window, and it feels like a whole APP itself!
(idk if I'm clear with this, but long story short, embed a web app inside a dedicated window without any browser stuff)

[rancid otter]

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[static arch]

hey @carmine knoll

you can archive this by embedding a web app inside a standalone window

making it feel like a native desktop applicatins

[vital shard]

So, the short answer is, the best looking GUI are always going to be the platform specific/native languages.

Or doing a lot of work in QT

[static arch]

this can be done using python with tools like Electron, PyWebView, or PyQt5/PySide2.

[vale sigil]

best looking GUI
that is 10% investing in functionality and 90% of time into style, lib/framework plays 2nd role

[muted bolt]

sounds like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electron_(software_framework)

[carmine knoll]

Isn't electron javascript?

[muted bolt]

I guess

[carmine knoll]

Yeah seen things like this, but I also would like to make my custom title bar

[muted bolt]

but iiuc, you write most of your program in whatever language you like, and only use JS for the front end oops looks like it indeed is JS all the way down

[pure field]

The only one I know that has a Python backend is Eel, but that relies on Chrome being installed iirc (rather than being embedded in the app or using the system's webview)

[carmine knoll]

Not what I'm looking for

[static arch]

you can do it using Electron and PyQt5/PySide2

creating a custom title bar for a web based GUI embedded in a standalone window is indeed possible, though it requires a bit more customization

[vale sigil]

inherit from QTitleBar / already existing title bar class and override (part of) behavior, thats it 🤔

[static arch]

🤔

[carmine knoll]

I will make search about all of this, thanks everyone!
Will probably post a thing here when I'll find the best thing that correspond my needs!

[rancid otter]

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