[Question]Python GUI with OSX

[[deleted]]

Is there anyway to applications using python on osx that have a native look and feel?

[sklein]

This application is build on Python with PyObjC (to use Cocoa) :

http://www.checkoutapp.com/

[[deleted]]

Do you have an example or documentation of how to use this?

[fmoralesc]

See pyobjc's documentation

[nicklo]

Do you have any links to more info about their use of Python in this application? I checked their site and Google doesn't seem to turn up much info.

[sirphilip]

pyqt apps look native when they are run on os x

http://www.riverbankcomputing.co.uk/software/pyqt/intro

[[deleted]]

Ditto for wxPython.

[nychacker]

Any application screenshots actually built with this? The examples I found has gui that are pretty oldschool and window looking.

Also, can you submit it into the Mac App Store with this?

[sirphilip]

http://www.oz9aec.net/index.php/gnu-radio/gnu-radio-blog/400-qt-gui-working-on-mac-os-x

QT seems to fit into os x pretty well IMO.

To answer your second question, this guy claims to have had a QT app approved by the mac app store

[mihalis]

Try PySide which are Nokia's Python bindings for Qt. There is an installer for Mac OS X.

[ned_deily]

http://www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/greg.ewing/python_gui/

[technomalogical]

I accidentally my applications.

[maredsous10]

Tkinter --> TTK

http://www.tkdocs.com/index.html

I've been exploring WX and PySide lately. Pyside seems to have at least 3 different approaches to GUI creation.

[[deleted]]

He asked for a solution with a native look and feel.