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README.md

Python-With-Gtk-Template

A template project for Python with Gtk applications.

Requirements

  • PyGObject (Gtk introspection library)
  • pygobject-stubs (For actually getting pylsp or python-language-server to auto complete in LSPs. Do if GTK3 --no-cache-dir --config-settings=config=Gtk3,Gdk3,Soup2)
  • pyxdg (Desktop ".desktop" file parser)
  • setproctitle (Define process title to search and kill more easily)
  • sqlmodel (SQL databases and is powered by Pydantic and SQLAlchemy)

Note

  • Move respetive sub folder content under user_config to the same places in Linux. Though, user/share/ can go to ~/.config folder if prefered.
  • In additiion, place the plugins folder in the same app folder you moved to /usr/share/ or ~/.config/ . There are a "<change_me>" strings and files that need to be set according to your app's name located at:
  • __builtins__.py
  • user_config/bin/app_name
  • user_config/usr/share/app_name
  • user_config/usr/share/app_name/icons/app_name.png
  • user_config/usr/share/app_name/icons/app_name-64x64.png
  • user_config/usr/share/applications/app_name.desktop

For the user_config, after changing names and files, copy all content to their respective destinations. The logic follows Debian Dpkg packaging and its placement logic.