Py2Corona
Transpiler from Python to Corona SDK for building Mobile Apps
Requirements
- Python 3.6+
- Pillow (pip install pillow)
- Corona SDK
Install
$ pip install pyforcorona
The principle
- It's a transpiler who have the goal to code your application in Python, and interprete/build them in Corona SDK Engine
What you need
- To make a hello word is very simple
from Py2Corona import *
# here, you will set the path of your lua file in the project
# are two ways: the first is using the singleton display
# display.path = r'your_corona_project\main.lua'
# or, just using a single string variable
# mypath = r'your_corona_project\main.lua'
Text('Hello World, Py2Corona!')
if __name__ == '__main__':
# if not parameter especified for the function
# this will use the display.path directory
py2Compile()and you'll have the behavior below:
- And with a button
from Py2Corona import *
mypath = r'your_corona_project\main.lua'
hello = Text('Hello World, Py2Corona!')
btn = Button('My button')
btn.left = 60
btn.top = CENTER_Y + 20
if __name__ == '__main__':
# if not parameter especified for the function
# this will use the display.path directory
py2Compile(mypath)
# you can change the color of the label and the background of your button passing a tuple in RGBA color
# btn.labelColor = (255, 255, 255, 1)
# btn.fillColor = (25, 25, 255, 1)
# the values above are the default values for Py2Corona Button Elementand, the result are the below:
Build to be simple and generate clean lua code
- With the main.py example, you have physics behavior and responsive backgrounds, as shown below:
.. to do the rest of the docs
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