python_clock_timer/main.py at main · kumar1987an/python_clock_timer · GitHub

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import PySimpleGUI as sg

sg.theme("BluePurple")

font1 = "Arial, 60"
font2 = "Hack, 60"
font3 = "Hack, 10"
layout = [
    [
        sg.Text(
            "Welcome to Python Timer",
            font=font3,
            text_color="black",
            justification="center",
        )
    ],
    [
        sg.InputText(size=(2, 2), font=font1, key="-HOURS-", pad=(32, 32)),
        sg.Text(":", font=font2, text_color="black"),
        sg.InputText(size=(2, 2), font=font1, key="-MINUTES-", pad=(32, 32)),
        sg.Text(":", font=font2, text_color="black"),
        sg.InputText(size=(2, 2), font=font1, key="-SECONDS-", pad=(32, 32)),
    ],
    [sg.Text("", key="-OUTPUT-")],
    [
        sg.Button("Start", size=(5, 4), border_width=3, pad=(32, 20)),
        sg.Button("Stop", size=(5, 4), border_width=3, pad=(32, 20)),
        sg.Button("Reset", size=(5, 4), border_width=3, pad=(35, 20)),
        sg.Button("Exit", size=(5, 4), border_width=3, pad=(32, 20)),
    ],
]

window = sg.Window("Python Timer", layout)

while True:
    event, values = window.read()
    if event == "Start":
        hours = values["-HOURS-"]
        minutes = values["-MINUTES-"]
        seconds = values["-SECONDS-"]
        window["-OUTPUT-"].update(f"{hours}:{minutes}:{seconds}")
        # print(int(hours)+1, int(minutes)+60, int(seconds)+60)

    if event == sg.WIN_CLOSED or event == "Exit":
        window.close()