Puyo

Introduction

"Puyo" is the name of the only Purple user interface client that exists, at the moment. It was written for several reasons:

	To make sure that the Purple engine's support for user interface clients actually works.
	To make it easier, and far more visually appealing, to test and demonstrate Purple.

Puyo is written in Python, using PyVerse.

Below is a screenshot showing the Puyo main window, editing a simple graph.

Puyo lets you view plug-in instances ("modules") as graphical objects on a sheet, and also to do connections between them directly by drawing lines with the mouse. It also presents user interface controls to set the values given to a module's inputs.

User's Guide

There is a user's guide for Puyo, complete with details on how to get it running, available for online reading. Here it is: Purple User's Guide.

Examples

There are some screenshots showing specific Purple graphs as viewed in Puyo, in the Examples section.