"DearPyGui is a GPU‑accelerated and cross‑platform GUI framework for Python, built on Dear ImGui with a retained‑mode Python API. It renders all UI using the GPU rather than native OS widgets, ensuring consistent, high‑performance UI across Windows, Linux, macOS, and even Raspberry Pi 4. Note that official wheels for Raspberry Pi may lag behind. Users sometimes compile from source. DearPyGui's key features include the following:"
"dpg.create_context() - Initialize DearPyGui and call it before anything else dpg.create_viewport() - Create the main application window or viewport Define UI widgets within windows or groups - Add and configure widgets and containers to build your interface dpg.setup_dearpygui() - Set up DearPyGui internals and resources before showing the viewport dpg.show_viewport() - Make the viewport window visible to the user dpg.start_dearpygui() - Start the DearPyGui main event and render loop dpg.destroy_context() - Clean up and release all DearPyGui resources on exit"
DearPyGui is a GPU-accelerated, cross-platform GUI framework for Python built on Dear ImGui with a retained-mode Python API. It renders all UI via the GPU instead of native OS widgets to deliver consistent, high-performance interfaces on Windows, Linux, macOS, and Raspberry Pi 4. Key features include customizable styles and themes, a full set of developer tools, and over 70 widgets such as plots, node editors, and tables. Built-in utilities include a demo app, theme inspector, logging, metrics, and a debugger. Installation is available from PyPI via pip. Typical app lifecycle uses create_context, create_viewport, setup_dearpygui, show_viewport, start_dearpygui, and destroy_context.
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