menuet

Blender	3ds Max
Maya	macOS Native
macOS	Windows
Unreal

Features¶

• Load menu from a TOML or JSON configuration, from a dict, from entry points, or build it programmatically.
• Supports, Blender, 3ds Max, Maya, MotionBuilder, Unreal and any PySide6 application.
• Declare one or more menus in a dedicated .toml file.
• Compose menu from multiple .toml files.
• Declare a menu in a pyproject.toml.

Installation¶

pip install menuet

Usage¶

Create a menu configuration in TOML format.

# menu.toml
[[action]]
id = "print-hello"
label = "Print Hello"
cb = "print('Hello')"
group = "Separator"

[[action]]
id = "open-gui"
label = "Open GUI"
cb = "ep:myapp.gui:open_gui"
menu = ["Foo", "Bar"]

Load the above configuration into a Model and pass that model to a Menu Builder to create a menu.

from pathlib import Path
from menuet import Model, loads
from menuet.builders.text import Render, TextMenuBuilder

model = Model()
loads(Path("menu.toml").read_text(), model)

builder = TextMenuBuilder(model, root_menu="Demo", render=Render.UTF8)
print(builder.build())

Demo
├── Foo
│   └── Bar
│       └── Open GUI
├── Separator ───
└── Print Hello

For more information and examples, visit the documentation at tahv.gitlab.io/menuet.

Contributing¶

Contributions of any kind are welcome. Please open an issue, or read the contribution guidelines and open a merge request.

Alternatives¶

• hannesdelbeke/unimenu