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objc_view

This is a small module for building pyto_ui views with UIKit. Here is an example with UIDatePicker.

import objc_view as ov
from UIKit import UIDatePicker
from datetime import datetime
from typing import Callable
import pyto_ui as ui

	"""
	A watchOS complication for Pyto showing the current minute of the hour.
	The script must be selected in Settings -> Apple Watch Script.

	After running the script,
	the complication named 'Minutes' should appear in the Watch Face customizer.
	"""

	import widgets as wd
	import watch as wt

	# Created with Pyto

	import widgets as wd
	import sf_symbols as sf
	import sys
	from datetime import time
	from UIKit import UIDevice
	from background import BackgroundTask
	from threading import Thread

	import widgets as wd
	import pyto_ui as ui
	import pyto_core as pc
	import sys
	from rubicon.objc import ObjCClass
	from mainthread import mainthread
	from time import sleep

	UIColorPickerViewController = ObjCClass("UIColorPickerViewController")

	from extensionsimporter import DownloadableImporter, update_mods, c
	from pyto import __Class__
	import sys
	import threading

	try:
	__Class__("PyCore").startupScript = threading.current_thread().script_path
	except AttributeError:
	pass # Running from startup

	"""
	Tests for Pyto before submitting to the App Store.
	"""

	import unittest
	import runpy
	import sys
	from apps import Shortcuts

	shortcuts = Shortcuts()

	"""
	Installs IPython on Pyto.

	Usage: Usage: import requests as r; exec(r.get('https://bit.ly/35iSbM1').content.decode())
	"""

	from pip import main as pip
	import os.path

	docs = os.path.expanduser("~/Documents")

	"""
	A script for importing and exporting Pyto themes.
	"""

	from rubicon.objc import ObjCClass, at
	from console import clear
	import sys
	import base64
	import sharing