Here's an account that got stuck in a jar trying to follow the Python neighborhood later. After researching various things, I found an article on Qiita Making a desktop application with Python with Electron, so I decided to give it a try.
Almost everything can be cleaned up with brew and pip, so I recommend it.
It's okay to do Electron, HTML5, and JavaScript obediently, but I wanted to make something using Python, study, and use it to improve work efficiency. In addition, HTML5 and CSS3 can no longer follow from HTML3, so I thought that I should do it with python anyway. (It's also good for studying python)
It's rotten ... it was too early. </ s>
I'm tired of being swayed by information around Python. I feel that it is impossible to complete with Python alone for the following reasons.
--When I try PyQt5 (with Python 3.6), I can't make it into an app because PyInstaller can't follow the 3.6 series. --PySide doesn't work in 3.4.6 (2.7 worked, but support will expire in 2019) --When I try wxPython, it returns that all versions are useless ――Since the UI of kivy is OpenGL, it is more suitable for 2D games and 3D games, so the purpose is different.
Perhaps there are other development methods, but I didn't feel like I was able to follow up because the Python3 system is already in a tattered state ...
As shown in Making a desktop application with Python with Electron, when I built it, it worked fine with both Python2 and Python3. *** I feel like I've found God. *** *** I have to do JavaScript too, but ... It also makes me want to do my best.
Install brew
$ /usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"
A spell that makes you happy when you run it regularly
$ brew update;brew upgrade;brew prune;brew cleanup; brew doctor
Python and npm installation work
$ brew install python python3 npm
The state at this time is as follows.
$ python -V
2.7.13
$ python3 -V
3.6.0
$ npm -v
4.1.2
From the installation of Flask and Electron, it is as follows Making a desktop application with Python with Electron.
I did this.
$ pip install -U pip wheel setuptools Flask
$ pip3 install -U pip wheel setuptools Flask
In the article. The sample code hello.py has also been rewritten as follows and its operation has been confirmed.
#!/usr/bin/env python
Or
#!/usr/bin/env python3
The Mac version was OK.
At a minimum, set up with Install python3 series on CentOS7 before starting.
Hit the following command as you would on a Mac.
$ pip install -U pip wheel setuptools Flask
$ python -V
3.6.0
$ npm -v
3.10.10
The following was additionally required.
sudo yum install libXScrnSaver
Everything else can be done with the support when implemented on a Mac. OKOK。 Thats nice.
At a minimum, Install Node.js / npm (for Windows) and [Install Python (for Windows)](http://qiita. com / taipon_rock / items / f574dd2cddf8851fb02c) and then start.
Carry out common work.
$ pip install -U pip wheel setuptools Flask
The version of npm in python is as follows.
> python -V
2.7.13
> npm -v
4.1.2
Everything else can be done with the support when implemented on a Mac.
Launching the app on Windows is slow ...
When I thought, I put in 3.6 series, and when I looked it up, I was told "Windows does not work 3.6 series yet, Baccaro" I did.
That's why I re-installed python 2.7.13, but if python 3.x system doesn't work on windows side, isn't it? That's because, though, I feel like I can go, so it's okay ...
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