guify 0.1.2

A tool that will GUI-ify your functions

GUIfy

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Simplest form of GUI for automation scripts.

Made with eel as python backend and react used as frontend.

Please see release branches for an optimized built react app

Main tab

Config tab

How to use

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Quick start

pip install guify

Look inside this example or follow the instructions below:

# main.py
import GUIfy from guify

app = GUIfy(app_name='GUIfy') # default app_name is 'GUIfy'

@app.register(name='Test 1', priority=0, description='This is a test')
def test_1(example_arg):
   app.monitor.clear_text()
   app.monitor.set_text('This is a test\n')
   app.monitor.append_text('This is a test2\n')
   result = app.prompt_user('This is a prompt') # True if user clicked OK, False if user clicked Cancel
   foo = app.config.get('example','foo') # == bar



app.run()

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Monitor object

app.monitor is the monitor object representing the preview window on right hand side of the GUI,

• set_text(text: str) -> None // will set the text in the monitor to whatever passed in "text" argument
• append_text(text: str) -> None // will append the next to the monitor
• clear_text(text: str) -> None // will clear all text in the monitor

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Config tab

"app.config" is an object representing the config tab. All configurations are stored in config.ini.

self.config methods:

• save() // Save config to config.ini
• load() // Load config from config.ini
• get_section() // load() and return an entire section as a dictionary
• get(section, attribute) // load() and get value of attribute in section
• set(section, attribute, value) // load() and set value of attribute in section and then save().

config file:

[example]
foo = bar

get_secion('example') -> {'foo': 'bar'}
get('example', 'foo') -> 'bar'

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Settings

in settings.ini you can change the following settings:

• reports_dir - the directory where the reports will be saved
• report_name_prefix - can be one of the variables passed in to your run() functions, uses this variable name as identification for reports

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Building

To build an executable in dist folder, run the following:

npm run build