guify 0.1.3

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.

main branch has built&optimized react app

dev branch has development version of 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