ricing made easy! 🍙
Fabric is a Python widgets framework for *Nix based systems designed to provide a high-level and signal-based way to make awesome widgets. It's built on Cairo and GTK, making powerful graphics features simple to use!
A quick example:
import fabric
from fabric.widgets import Window, Label
Window(children=Label("Hello, World"), all_visible=True)
fabric.start()
- Simple as pie — a widget in just a few lines
- Powerful features make creating beautiful, dynamic, and interactive widgets divine
- Wayland and X11 ready!
- Access all your other beloved Python libraries
- Code auto-completions supported
- Signal-based flow; no polling required
- No external scripts necessary, meaning better performance — everything is done entirely in Python!
- Inspired from other projects on the community like eww, ags, and Waybar, providing a familiar experience
See the installation guide.
Note
Fabric (as well as its documentation) is still a work in progress; the API is subject to change.
Fabric's documentation has next steps after installation, tutorials, and references, and is hosted in a dedicated GitHub repository.
If you have questions or want to talk about Fabric, feel free to join us on Discord!
See Fabric's developer guide over at the wiki. This covers how to contribute, how to set up a development environment, and this project's code style guidelines.
config: examples/bar and examples/side-panel
config: examples/vertical-bar
