This module enables you to create mahi-gui applications with Dear ImGui and ImPlot using Python. Note that there currently are no bindings for NanoVG.
Usage is similar to mahi-gui, inherit your Application class from mahi_gui.Application and overwrite the methods _update(), _draw_opengl() (named draw() in C++ interface). To get you started have a look into the examples folder.
Almost all ImGui and ImPlot functions are available, please consult their documentations. You can even call OpenGL functions inside _draw_opengl() to draw custom stuff. If a functionality you require is not mapped feel free to request it or create a pull request.
The bindings are maintained by hand to get the best performance, especially when plotting large datasets.
The project is available in the Python Package Index PyPi, just run the following command:
pip install mahi-gui
If you are on a platform where no pre-compiled binaries are available or want to build from source you may need to resolve missing build dependencies.
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Python bindings for mahi-gui imgui and implot.
We found that mahi-gui 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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