Apr-05-2022, 02:58 PM
A node editor made with Python/pygame
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Hello, I'm Kennedy, 31, an indie/hobbyist Python developer. I'm happy to present the first app to be released (June 2022) by the Indie Python project (just a personal project including indie apps I've been working on): Nodezator. The app will be 100% free of charge, with its source being released to the public domain. You'll be able to find it on github.com and pypi.org (with the option to install it via "pip install" command).
One of its main features is how easily visual nodes can be defined: just provide a function and the app turns it into a node for you! This works for any callable, user-defined, builtin, from standard library or from third-party library. This means that rather than providing a limited set of nodes, Nodezator allows you to turn any function from the hundreds of thousands libraries in pypi.org into a node. You can have as many nodes as you need!
You can also export your node layouts to pure Python code, which means Nodezator has great integration with other Python apps and scripts, regardless of the GUI package used or lack thereof. Just delegate your node layout editing needs to nodezator and have your app take full advantage of the exported layouts just like any other piece of Python code.
Check the full 40 min youtube video presenting the app and its features for more, including a demonstration of image editing with nodes based on pillow library functions, another demonstration of data processing and visualization using functions from the matplotlib library as nodes and yet another demonstration of a Tkinter app using an exported node layout to apply a filter to an image.
If you have more questions ask here as much as you want or find me on one of the channels below.
Other channels and means of contact:
Hello, I'm Kennedy, 31, an indie/hobbyist Python developer. I'm happy to present the first app to be released (June 2022) by the Indie Python project (just a personal project including indie apps I've been working on): Nodezator. The app will be 100% free of charge, with its source being released to the public domain. You'll be able to find it on github.com and pypi.org (with the option to install it via "pip install" command).
One of its main features is how easily visual nodes can be defined: just provide a function and the app turns it into a node for you! This works for any callable, user-defined, builtin, from standard library or from third-party library. This means that rather than providing a limited set of nodes, Nodezator allows you to turn any function from the hundreds of thousands libraries in pypi.org into a node. You can have as many nodes as you need!
You can also export your node layouts to pure Python code, which means Nodezator has great integration with other Python apps and scripts, regardless of the GUI package used or lack thereof. Just delegate your node layout editing needs to nodezator and have your app take full advantage of the exported layouts just like any other piece of Python code.
Check the full 40 min youtube video presenting the app and its features for more, including a demonstration of image editing with nodes based on pillow library functions, another demonstration of data processing and visualization using functions from the matplotlib library as nodes and yet another demonstration of a Tkinter app using an exported node layout to apply a filter to an image.
If you have more questions ask here as much as you want or find me on one of the channels below.
Other channels and means of contact:
- my email: kennedy at kennedyrichard.com
- my twitter profile (please, follow me)
- node editor website
- indie python website
- indie python youtube channel (please, subscribe)
