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I'm looking to build a GUI on top of something I wrote in Python that compares objects in one of my company's tools. Essentially it's doing a 3 way compare, and I want to be able to inspect elements, so lots of browsing through hierarchy and viewing text.

In short, I want:

  • Widely used framework
  • Good at browsing through hierarchical data
  • Usable from Python
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TkInter is the widely used python framework for building GUI.

For Browsing hierarchial classes or modules there are lot of extensions available for TkInter like tix.

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Like BarathVutukuri said... Tkinter or my recommendation... PyQt or PySide. The UI that can be built with PyQt is very robust. The following post does a good comparison of Tkinter and PyQt.

Developing GUIs in Python: Tkinter vs PyQt

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PyGame is also a great GUI framework for python that supports a massive range of tools.

Although it is typically used to make 2D games, I have found it really useful for building simple GUIs

http://www.pygame.org/

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