gpyconf is a configuration framework based on gtk. With gpyconf, you can have configuration handling for your Python application within seconds, including different ways to store that configuration options (Backends) and a pretty, auto-generated (of course, replaceable) preferences dialog. gpyconf’s models and model definitions are inspired by django‘s, therefore, gpyconf follows the commonly used and time-tested Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern.
If you’re impatient and/or want to see results quickly, go on reading the Quickstart — gpyconf in 3 minutes and Usage Guide pages.
The Model, View, Controller — architecture theory section gives you information on gpyconf’s underlying MVC architecture theory.
The Components section gives you detailed information about each of the three MVC components and contains API documentation so you will be able to implement your own Model or View (or Controller).
The last (but not least important) section tells you how to install and run gpyconf on your machine.