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# ltk
LTK is a little toolkit for writing UIs in PyScript. For an explanation of PyScript and LTK, see [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nseG-iU62g&list=PLGVZCDnMOq0qkbJjIfppGO44yhDV2i4gR&index=6).
For examples see:
- The [LTK kitchensink](https://pyscript.github.io/ltk/) for a live demo of all the widgets.
- Why use LTK? See the [pitch](https://pyscript.github.io/ltk/?tab=9), written with LTK, of course.
- The [docs rendered using LTK](https://pyscript.github.io/ltk/?runtime=py&tab=8).
- A personal website, [chrislaffra.com](https://chrislaffra.com), which uses a number of animations, svg, styling, and timers to render a visual resume.
- An animated [Holiday card](https://laffra.pyscriptapps.com/merry-christmas/latest/) where PyScript logo tree ornaments are animated using Python code in the browser using LTK.
LTK is implemented as a declarative Python library and leverages `jQuery` for DOM operations.
## Installing LTK
Install LTK from pypi:
```
python3 -m pip install pyscript-ltk
```
## Hello World
```python
import ltk
ltk.Text("Hello World").appendTo(ltk.body)
```
## Getting Started
To get started with LTK, we recommend you try it out on pyscript.com:
- [Minimal LTK with MicroPython](https://pyscript.com/@laffra/ltk-on-micropython/latest)
- [Minimal LTK with PyOdide](https://pyscript.com/@laffra/ltk-on-pyodide/latest)
## Widget Specification
New widget types are created by subclassing `ltk.Widget`:
```python
class HBox(Widget):
classes = [ "ltk-hbox" ]
```
By default, widgets are created as `div` DOM elements. You can choose a different tag:
```python
class Preformatted(Widget):
classes = [ "ltk-pre" ]
tag = "pre"
```
## Creating a UI
To create a UI, elements are constructed declaratively:
```python
ltk.Table(
ltk.TableRow(
ltk.TableHeader("header1")
ltk.TableHeader("header2")
),
[
ltk.TableRow(
ltk.TableData(value1),
ltk.TableData(value2),
)
for value1, value2 in data
],
)
```
Widgets are added to others by using `jQuery`'s `append` and `appendTo` calls:
```python
ltk.body.append(
ltk.Table(...).element
)
container = ltk.VBox(...)
ltk.H1("This is a header").appendTo(container)
```
When an LTK widget is created, a corresponding jQuery element is attached to it in
the `ltk.Widget.__init__` constructor. It uses the `tag` value defined by the
declaring class and the constructed element is referred to as `element`.
As the `append` call is a JavaScript function, implemented by jQuery, we do not
pass the LTK widget directly, but pass its `element` to append to the DOM.
## Styling
Widgets can be styled using using three different approaches:
1. Styling with element styles using `jQuery`'s `css` function:
```python
ltk.Text("Error: Flux capacitor low!")
.css("background-color", "red")
.css("color", "white")
.css("padding", 8)
```
2. Styling using a `dict` to make it easier to share styles:
```python
error = {
"background-color": "red",
"color": "white",
"padding": 8,
}
ltk.Text("Error: Flux capacitor low!", error)
```
3. Styling using CSS classes and an external stylesheet, using `jQuery`'s `addClass` function:
```python
ltk.Text("Some text").addClass("my-special-text)
```
The external style sheet should have these rules:
```css
.ltk-text {
font-family: Arial;
}
.my-special-text {
font-family: Courier;
background-color: red;
color: white;
padding: 8px;
}
```
External stylesheets can be included in the original `index.html` or injected at runtime from Python using:
```python
ltk.inject_style("https://example.org/awesome_styles.css")
```
## Events
Event handlers are attached using `jQuery` mechanisms.
```python
def buy(event):
purchase(...)
ltk.Card("Buy Now").on("click", ltk.proxy(buy))
```
You can also use the more declarative decorator:
```python
@ltk.callback
def buy(event):
purchase(...)
ltk.Card("Buy Now").on("click", buy)
```
## Examples
See the [LTK kitchensink](https://pyscript.github.io/ltk/) or explore the `examples` folder
## Applications built using LTK
- PySheets (more details soon)
## License
LTK is covered under the Apache License:
- The Apache license is a permissive open source software license.
- It allows users to freely use, modify, and distribute the software (including for commercial purposes).
- Modified versions can be distributed without having to release the source code. Though source code changes should be documented.
- The license requires modified versions to retain the Apache license and copyright notice.
- The software is provided by the authors "as is" with no warranties.
- Users are not granted patent rights by contributors, but contributors cannot revoke patent grants for previous contributions.
- The license does not require derived works to adopt the Apache license. Though this is encouraged for consistency.
## Upload new version to PyPi
If you never ran setuptools, twine, etc, on your machine do this:
```console
python3 -m pip install --user --upgrade setuptools wheel twine build
```
To make a build, first increment the version in `pyproject.toml`:
```python
[project]
name = "pyscript-ltk"
version = "0.1.22"
```
Then build the package into a source distribution and a Python wheel:
```console
python3 -m build
```
Then verify whether the build works for pypi:
```console
twine check dist/*
```
Then upload to the pypi test environment:
```console
twine upload --repository pypitest dist/*
```
Finally, if the pypi test upload appears to work fine, run:
```console
twine upload dist/*
```
If you get an error that a certain version already exists, check the contents of the `dist` folder.
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"description": "# ltk\nLTK is a little toolkit for writing UIs in PyScript. For an explanation of PyScript and LTK, see [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nseG-iU62g&list=PLGVZCDnMOq0qkbJjIfppGO44yhDV2i4gR&index=6).\n\nFor examples see:\n\n - The [LTK kitchensink](https://pyscript.github.io/ltk/) for a live demo of all the widgets.\n - Why use LTK? 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You can choose a different tag:\n\n```python\nclass Preformatted(Widget):\n classes = [ \"ltk-pre\" ]\n tag = \"pre\"\n```\n\n## Creating a UI \n\nTo create a UI, elements are constructed declaratively:\n\n```python\nltk.Table(\n ltk.TableRow(\n ltk.TableHeader(\"header1\")\n ltk.TableHeader(\"header2\")\n ),\n [\n ltk.TableRow(\n ltk.TableData(value1),\n ltk.TableData(value2),\n )\n for value1, value2 in data\n ],\n)\n```\n\nWidgets are added to others by using `jQuery`'s `append` and `appendTo` calls:\n```python\nltk.body.append(\n ltk.Table(...).element\n)\n\ncontainer = ltk.VBox(...)\nltk.H1(\"This is a header\").appendTo(container)\n```\n\nWhen an LTK widget is created, a corresponding jQuery element is attached to it in \nthe `ltk.Widget.__init__` constructor. 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Styling using CSS classes and an external stylesheet, using `jQuery`'s `addClass` function:\n```python\nltk.Text(\"Some text\").addClass(\"my-special-text)\n```\nThe external style sheet should have these rules:\n```css\n.ltk-text {\n font-family: Arial;\n}\n\n.my-special-text {\n font-family: Courier;\n background-color: red;\n color: white;\n padding: 8px;\n}\n```\n\nExternal stylesheets can be included in the original `index.html` or injected at runtime from Python using:\n```python\nltk.inject_style(\"https://example.org/awesome_styles.css\")\n```\n\n## Events\n\nEvent handlers are attached using `jQuery` mechanisms. \n```python\ndef buy(event):\n purchase(...)\n\nltk.Card(\"Buy Now\").on(\"click\", ltk.proxy(buy))\n```\n\nYou can also use the more declarative decorator:\n```python\n@ltk.callback\ndef buy(event):\n purchase(...)\n\nltk.Card(\"Buy Now\").on(\"click\", buy)\n```\n\n## Examples\n\nSee the [LTK kitchensink](https://pyscript.github.io/ltk/) or explore the `examples` folder\n\n## Applications built using LTK\n\n- PySheets (more details soon)\n\n## License\n\nLTK is covered under the Apache License:\n\n - The Apache license is a permissive open source software license.\n\n - It allows users to freely use, modify, and distribute the software (including for commercial purposes).\n\n - Modified versions can be distributed without having to release the source code. Though source code changes should be documented.\n\n - The license requires modified versions to retain the Apache license and copyright notice.\n\n - The software is provided by the authors \"as is\" with no warranties.\n\n - Users are not granted patent rights by contributors, but contributors cannot revoke patent grants for previous contributions.\n\n - The license does not require derived works to adopt the Apache license. 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