Windows Alert with Python

Introduction

As a programmer, it is essential to be able to display alerts and notifications to the user. Windows Alert Python is a Python library that allows you to create an alert window with a custom message, title, and icon.

Installation

To install the Windows Alert Python library, you can use pip:

pip install windows_alert_python

Usage

To use the library, you need to import the windows_alert function from the windows_alert_python package. The function takes three parameters: message, title, and icon.

from windows_alert_python import windows_alert

# display an alert with a custom message and title
windows_alert("Hello, World!", "Python Alert")

# display an alert with a custom icon
windows_alert("There was an error.", "Error", "path/to/icon.png")

Customization

You can customize the alert window by using different icons and titles. You can also add default Windows icons such as IDI_ERROR, IDI_WARNING, IDI_INFORMATION, and IDI_QUESTION.

from windows_alert_python import windows_alert, IDI_INFORMATION

# display an alert with a custom icon and title
windows_alert("Task completed successfully.", "Complete", "path/to/icon.png")

# display an alert with a default Windows icon
windows_alert("Are you sure you want to exit?", "Exit", IDI_QUESTION)

Conclusion

Windows Alert Python is an easy-to-use library that allows you to quickly create alert windows with custom messages, titles, and icons. This tool is a must-have for any Python developer who needs to display alerts and notifications to the user.