The savior project to create web sites with native Python code! Design static landings pages in minutes with Python. Use the prebuilt components to generate common HTML objects like "navs" with prefabricated structures or design them yourself to create the coolest things that cross your mind.
This is an OpenSource project created with the purpose of facilitating the creation of "generic" websites easily, quickly and 100% from Python. Let's forget about writing HTML.
For easier (and more indicated) use install the Python package using pip and read the documentation, unless you want to collaborate, which is always available!
To create an app with XQuickBox, it is, as the name suggests: QUICK.
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First, clone this repository.
git clone https://github.com/RetroKode/XQuickBox
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Build!: Remember that XQuickBox is a construction of children of children, so keeping this in mind, instantiate your first app and build it!
from Main.HtmlComponents import * MyQuickWeb = Box(title='funny cats images', metaKeywords=['cats', 'cats lover', 'VIAJE A LAS ESTRELLAS']) # "Box", for practical purposes, it is a web page. A secure and fast environment where you can run it, test it and create it.
If you read, "Box", for practical purposes, it is a web page. A secure and fast environment where you can run it, test it and create it.
Yes, you already have an app. Let's put an image and some titles to test (let's remember that the limit is your creativity).
MyQuickWeb.content = [ TextComponent(content=['Text me']), LinkComponent(visibleText='here', url='https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ'), DivComponent(id='funnyCatsContainer', content=[ TitleComponent( content=['See my cats (not are my cats really)']), ImgComponent( imageUrl='https://i.ytimg.com/vi/YSHDBB6id4A/maxresdefault.jpg', altImage = 'a cute cat (with a hat)') ]) ] print(MyQuickWeb.Generate())
What would be the result of this? This would be the equivalent of:
<!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head> <title> funny cats images </title> <meta content="Short Description Here. Web made with XQuickBox (https://retrokode.com/projects/frameworks/XQuickBox)" name="description"/> <meta content="cats, cats lover, VIAJE A LAS ESTRELLAS" name="keywords"/> <link href="https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/1607576808660078592/MlagycpF_400x400.jpg" rel="shortcut icon" type="image/x-icon"/> </head> <body style="margin: 0;padding: 0;"> <p> Text me </p> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ" target="_blank"> here </a> <div id="funnyCatsContainer"> <h1> See my cats (not are my cats really) </h1> <img alt="a cute cat (with a hat)" src="https://i.ytimg.com/vi/YSHDBB6id4A/maxresdefault.jpg" width="512px"/> </div> </body> </html>
To write your web page directly in Python and have an instant change without having to build it, use the development server.
For this, following the example from before, with the app MyQuickBox, start the development server with the following method.
MyQuickBox.RunDevMode(port=3000) # the port, by default is 8080.You already have your development server up and running. Run your script, modify the components, reload the web and see the changes!
All this, without having touched a single line of HTML!
This can be exploited when we create the template system! It will be much more efficient to build websites from now on with this framework.
In addition to the features you see here, great things are missing, such as:
- Development server (to edit and see the changes reflected in real time) support.
- Functionality to export and deploy the web.
- Template system.
- CSS porting to native Python code.
- Documentation
- Other little things!
Coming Soon
Coming Soon