Python: get a checkbox - the easiest way

Question

or perhaps the lazy way..

I'm looking for a python module that has some build-in GUI methods to get quick user inputs - a very common programming case. Has to work on windows 7

My ideal case

import magicGUImodule
listOfOptions = ["option 1", "option 2", "option 3"]
choosenOptions = magicGUImodule.getChecklist(listOfOptions, 
                            selectMultiple=True, cancelButton=True)

It's kinda like raw_input but with a GUI. There must be something out there since this is a common programming task.

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UPDATE

@alecxe it is not to be rude that I unchecked your answer as the solution to my problem. I still want to be able to use my ideal case in whatever script I'm working on and your answer gets me half the way.

I thought that I could implement @alecxe's solution easily into a module, but it's not that simple (for me)..

Here is my module so far:

# This serve as a module to get user input - the easy way!
# Some GUI selection
#from Tkinter import *
import Tkinter

master = Tkinter.Tk()
input = None
listbox = None

def chooseFromList(list, windowTitle="Choose from list", buttonText="Submit", selectMultiple=False, w=150, h=30):
    global listbox
    listbox = Tkinter.Listbox(master, selectmode=MULTIPLE if selectMultiple else SINGLE, width=w, height=h)
    listbox.master.title(windowTitle)
    for option in list:
        listbox.insert(0, option)
    listbox.pack()
    #listbox.selection_set(1)
    b = Tkinter.Button(master, command=callback(listbox), text=buttonText)
    b.pack()
    mainloop()

def callback(listbox):
    global listbox
    setInput(listbox.selection_get())
    master.destroy()    

def setInput(var):
    global input
    input = var

def getInput():
    global input
    return input

And here is my script

import GetUserInput
listOfOptions = ["option 1", "option 2", "option 3"]
choice = GetUserInput.chooseFromList(listOfOptions)
print choice.getInput()

But I just get the error

can't invoke "listbox" command: application has been destroyed

Have tried a lot of different options that I though would solve the case (like using global variable) - but without any luck.

UPDATE 2

@blablatros gave me exactly the solution that I was looking for.

Answer 1

Easygui module is exactly what you need:

import easygui as eg

question = "This is your question"
title = "This is your window title"
listOfOptions = ["option 1", "option 2", "option 3"]

choice = eg.multchoicebox(question , title, listOfOptions)

choice will return a list of selected answers.

Use multchoicebox for multiple choice question, or choicebox for a single choice.