Nicegui widgets
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OsProject | |
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id | nicegui_widgets |
state | active |
owner | WolfgangFahl |
title | nicegui_widgets |
url | https://github.com/WolfgangFahl/nicegui_widgets |
version | 0.4.0 |
description | nicegui widgets, tools and base classes |
date | 2023-11-17 |
since | 2023-09-12 |
until |
Motivation
Standarize nicegui App appearance and add utilities and widgets
Demo
Installation
pip install ngwidgets
# alternatively if your pip is not a python3 pip
pip3 install ngwidgets
# local install from source directory of ngwidgets
pip install .
upgrade
pip install ngwidgets -U
# alternatively if your pip is not a python3 pip
pip3 install ngwidgets -U
Features
- standard project layout with README, License, pyproject.toml, github actions and scripts for installation and testing
- layout and menu handling with setup_header, setup_footer and setup_content_div
- background: BackgroundTaskHandler class to allow running long running tasks in a different thread with async/await
- cmd: WebserverCmd class - makes a command line for single input webservers simpler
- color_schema: ColorSchema class - allows to define color schemas by name e.g. "indigo()"
- file_selector: FileSelector class - for selecting files from a tree structure such as a directory - in local mode with unrestricted access to the file system
- input_webserver: InputWebserver skeleton class for a single input webserver that has a single file to work on
- leaflet: leaflete class that wraps https://leafletjs.com/ as a component
- profiler: Profiler class measures time - especially when running tests
- progress: Progressbar subclasses NiceguiProgressbar and TqdmProgressbar allow to use a tdqm or nicegui ui_linear_progress in an exchangeable/compatible way
- webserver: NiceGuiWebserver class for a default webserver with header/menu/footer and some utility functions WebserverConfig to configure copyright/version links and default_port
- version info handling
- about dialog
- users: Users class for user authentication/credential handling
- remote debugging support
- aggrid ListOfDictGrid
- dictedit
remote debugging support
[1] remote debugging is supported
relevant command line arguments
--debugServer DEBUGSERVER
remote debug Server
--debugPort DEBUGPORT
remote debug Port
--debugRemotePath DEBUGREMOTEPATH
remote debug Server path mapping - remotePath - path
on debug server
--debugLocalPath DEBUGLOCALPATH
remote debug Server path mapping - localPath - path on
machine where python runs
example remote debug session start
using https://github.com/BITPlan/diagrams project as an example
The remote IDE environment is an Eclipse workspace on a Mac in this example so /Users/wf/Documents/pyworkspace is the root of the source code tree remotely The local environment is an Ubuntu server machine where the code resides in /home/wf/source/python
# tunnel port 5678
ssh -R 5678:localhost:5678 server
cd source/python/diagrams
git pull
pip install .
# check that the remote debugging command line arguments are available
diagrams -h
# start your remote debugging in the IDE first
# e.g. with the Eclipse menu entry pydev/Start debug server
diagrams -s --debugServer localhost --debugRemotePath=/Users/wf/Documents/pyworkspace/ --debugLocalPath=/home/wf/source/python/ --debug
In you IDE there should now be a break in the webserver.py class at:
print(f"command line args are: {str(sys.argv)}")