semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
pyqtfse 0.0.2
More convenient GUI library
License: MIT

pyqtfs
A GUI library
This library is a library based on pyside2 for versatility
This side of the comparison suggests learning a little bit about the pyside2 basics .Of course also do not need As long as you love to read the document

How to use it?

1.Download it
`pip install pyqtfs`

2.Method
(1)
`from pyqtfs import *`

(2)
`fapp.app`
is a method used to manage the entire GUI interface.You can understand that without it you would not be able to manage your GUI with a mouse or keyboard, etc.
You can assign it a value
`app = fapp.app`

`fapp.exe()`
Give it a value in parentheses. The value is the app method mentioned above. This method is recommended for you to use at the end of the code. Using it means that the other steps of your GUI have been completed. You can give the user control over the use

`fwindow(size, title, pos)`
Create a window with a non-one-click.You can assign it a value
There are three parameters in it : size,title,pos
size,pos is the list.For example:
`window = fwindow(size=[1100,800],title='First',pos=[300,300])`
`fwindowshow(window)`
Let the created window appear.Work with fwindow

`fwindows(size, title, pos)`
One-click version of fwindow. Show the window directly. But not assigned.This also requires those three parameters

`ftexted(window, text, size, pos)`
Create a text edit box. Four parameters are required: window, text, size, position.It can also be assigned a value. That returns the variable in the text edit box

`fpbutton(window,name,size,pos)`
Four parameters are required: the window, the button name, size, position.You can assign a value

`bucon_click(button,event)`
Two parameters are required: the button, and the event that is triggered.!!!event is a (def).And don't have parentheses

Another method
`fmousepos()`
This will return two values. That is, the mouse is located in the x,y position
my-pypi-package-sample 0.1.2
Print hello
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.9,<4.0
Keywords: hello,xxx

# Package for PyPI

#### 1. update codes

#### 2. update the version

```
poetry version 0.1.2
```

#### 3. build

```
poetry build
```

#### 4. push to test pypi then test

```
poetry config repositories.testpypi https://test.pypi.org/legacy/
poetry publish -r testpypi
```

#### 5. push to pypi then test

```
poetry publish
```

#### 6. test

```
mkdir test_proj && cd test_proj
pyenv local 3.9.5
poetry init --no-interaction
poetry install
poetry shell
poetry add my-pypi-package-sample

# Create python file then run
vi exam.py
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from my_pypi_package_sample import print_hello
print_hello()
--------------------------------------------
python exam.py

# Run the package from script
poetry run my-pypi-package-sample
```