toga

Toga is a GUI toolkit for Python that aims to use the native widgets and APIs of each supported operating system rather than drawing its own controls. It is part of the BeeWare suite of tools for building and distributing Python applications. Key points from the project README: - Positioning: described as "A Python native, OS native GUI toolkit." - Platform support: each backend has its own minimum requirements and prerequisites; the project points readers to its platform documentation for details. - Quickstart: users can install the `toga-demo` package with pip and run the `toga-demo` command to open a sample window containing example widgets. - Documentation: hosted on Read the Docs at toga.beeware.org. - Community: development and support happen through the BeeWare project, including Mastodon, Discord, and GitHub Discussions. The project follows a BeeWare community code of conduct. - Contributing: issues are filed on GitHub, and a contribution guide covers setting up a development environment and the project's contribution process. - Funding: the BeeWare project acknowledges financial members such as Anaconda Inc. and individual contributors. The README is primarily an entry point: it establishes what Toga is, how to try it quickly, where to find documentation, and how to participate. It does not enumerate the full widget set or list every supported platform in the text itself, instead deferring to the linked documentation.