ttkbootstrap widget demo

Sure! Here's a demo of a ttkbootstrap widget:

import tkinter as tk
from ttkbootstrap import Style
from ttkbootstrap.widgets import Button

# Create a new style instance
style = Style()

# Create a tkinter window
window = tk.Tk()

# Set the style for the window
style.theme_use('minty')

# Create a button widget using ttkbootstrap
button = Button(
    window,
    text="Click me!",
    style="primary.Outline.TButton",
    command=lambda: print("Button clicked!")
)

# Pack the button widget into the window
button.pack(padx=10, pady=10)

# Start the tkinter mainloop
window.mainloop()

This demo showcases the usage of the `Button` widget from `ttkbootstrap`. It creates a styled button with the label "Click me!" and binds a `print` statement to its `command` attribute. When the button is clicked, it will print "Button clicked!" to the console.

Make sure you have `ttkbootstrap` installed (`pip install ttkbootstrap`) before running this code.