wayne-graphics

Wayne Graphics

A lightweight Python graphics library built to speedrun AP CSP assignments and simplify event-driven programming.

Created by Wayne, a high school TA and PyPI developer from Martin County, Florida.

Installation

bash pip install wayne-graphics

Quick Start

`python from graphics.core import * from graphics.shapes import * from graphics.events import * from graphics.groups import *

Create a window app = WayneGraphics(width=600, height=400, title="Wayne Demo")

Draw shapes drawRect(app.canvas, 50, 50, 100, 60, color="blue") drawCircle(app.canvas, 300, 200, 40, color="red") drawText(app.canvas, 150, 300, "Hello Wayne!", font=("Courier", 16), color="green")

Handle mouse click def handle_click(x, y): print(f"Mouse clicked at ({x}, {y})")

onMousePress(app.canvas, handle_click)

Handle key press def handle_key(char): print(f"Key pressed: {char}")

onKeyPress(app.root, handle_key)

Run the app app.run() `

Modules

core.py WayneGraphics: Main window class with built-in canvas and event loop onMousePress(func): Binds left-click handler onKeyPress(func): Binds keypress handler run(): Starts the GUI loop

shapes.py drawRect(canvas, x, y, width, height, color) drawCircle(canvas, x, y, radius, color) drawText(canvas, x, y, text, font, color)

events.py Mouse Events: onMousePress, onMouseRelease, onMouseDrag, onMouseMove onMouseEnter, onMouseLeave, onRightClick, onMiddleClick, onScroll Keyboard Events: onKeyPress, onKeyRelease Animation: onStep(root, func, delay) Custom Binding: bind(canvasorroot, event, func)

groups.py group = app.createGroup(canvas, shape) group.move(x,y)

Why Wayne Graphics?

Minimal boilerplate — perfect for beginners and AP CSP students Fast setup — one-line install, instant canvas Event-driven — intuitive mouse and keyboard handling Modular design — clean separation of core, shapes, and events Classroom-tested — used in real AP CSP assignments

Educational Use

Wayne Graphics was built to help students focus on logic and creativity, not boilerplate. It’s ideal for: AP Computer Science Principles Python graphics projects Teaching event-driven programming Rapid prototyping

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome! If you’d like to add new shapes, events, or features, feel free to fork and submit.

License

MIT License — free to use, modify, and distribute.

Credits

Built by Wayne, a 17-year-old TA and PyPI developer from Martin County High School.
Inspired by the need to speedrun AP CSP assignments with style.