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Dialite is a pure Python package to show dialogs. It is lightweight,
cross-platform, and has no dependencies. It provides a handful of
functions, each a verb, that can be used to inform(), warn()
or fail() the user, or to ask_ok(), ask_retry() or ask_yesno().
Dialite can show dialogs on Window, OS X and Linux, and falls back to a terminal interface if dialogs are unavailable (e.g. if not supported by the platform, or for SSH connections).
On Windows, it uses Windows Script Host (cscript.exe). On OS X it uses osascript to show a dialog from the frontmost application. On Linux it uses Zenity.
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Lightweight Python library to show simple dialogs.
We found that dialite demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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