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PySimpleGUI
commented on May 30, 2024
My use case is very simple and I want to know if PysimpleGui can accommodate the use of dynamically updating a button’s text and color based on a changing status. No input(clicking a button) etc is involved.
Yessir!
If you use the call sg.write_event_value then you can inject an event into your event loop and change the information there. It's the same call that you can use from a thread (the only call you can use from a thread).
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jsicuran
commented on May 30, 2024
Excellent, I will look up the documentation on that call. Also, do you offer a box element to basically do what I need without having to formally use a button element with all the disabled=T/F etc attributes for a status box?
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jason990420
commented on May 30, 2024
Not sure what the expectation, but
Example Code here for you
from time import sleep
from random import randint
import PySimpleGUI as sg
def capture():
global running, temperature
while running:
temperature = (temperature + randint(-10, 10)) % 100
window.write_event_value("Update", temperature)
sleep(1)
settings = {
"Normal": {"disabled":True, "button_color":("white", "blue")},
"Alarm" : {"disabled":False, "button_color":("white", "red" )},
}
temperature, state = 25, "Normal"
layout = [
[sg.Push(), sg.Button("Alarm", font=("Courier New", 24, "bold"), **settings[state]), sg.Push()],
[sg.Text("Temperature:", justification='center', expand_x=True, key="TEMPERATURE")],
[sg.Text('', size=(50, 1), relief='sunken', font=('Courier', 11), text_color='yellow', background_color='black', key='TEXT')],
]
window = sg.Window("Demo", layout, enable_close_attempted_event=True, finalize=True)
running = True
window.perform_long_operation(capture, "Done")
while True:
event, values = window.read()
if event == sg.WINDOW_CLOSE_ATTEMPTED_EVENT:
running = False
elif event == "Update":
temperature = values[event]
window['TEXT'].update('█'*temperature)
window['TEMPERATURE'].update(f"Temeperature:{temperature}")
state = "Normal" if 15 <= temperature <= 35 else "Alarm"
window['Alarm'].update(**settings[state])
if event == "Done":
break
window.close()
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commented on May 30, 2024
Most things are "clickable" so that you'll get an event. If you use an Image element to display an image and set enable_events=True, then you'll get an event when the image is clicked. Check the different elements for this capability.
I'm confident you'll be able to build something you'll like if you study the library for a short while. There are a lot of examples for you to see and run, and excellent documentation.
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jsicuran
commented on May 30, 2024
Thank you, Jason. I will give it a try. See my initial text print version code below with comments to get an understanding of what I am trying to accomplish.
ip_add1 = "192.168.1.210" #MOCK CORE SWITCH 1
ip_add2 = "192.168.1.211" #MOCK CORE SWITCH 2
creds = {"username": "admin", "password": "xxxxx"}
session = requests.Session()
### login to device – this will be replaced with a rest cookie
def login():
login = session.post(f"https://{ip_add1}/rest/v10.11/login", data=creds, verify=False)
print(f"This is the login code for SW1: {login.status_code}")
login = session.post(f"https://{ip_add2}/rest/v10.11/login", data=creds, verify=False)
print(f"This is the login code for SW2: {login.status_code}")
print('─' * 80)
def logout():
logout = session.post(f"https://{ip_add1}/rest/v10.11/logout")
print(f"This is the logout code: {logout.status_code}")
logout = session.post(f"https://{ip_add2}/rest/v10.11/logout")
print(f"This is the logout code: {logout.status_code}")
print('─' * 80)
####rest api polling call####### This is what I am pulling from the device and based on the If statement match just change the button or box element representing that devie to the color and status. See below.
#that is basically it.
def bgpstatus_sw1():
bgp = session.get(f"https://{ip_add1}/rest/v10.11/system/vrfs/default/bgp_routers/65001/bgp_neighbors?attributes=status&depth=2&selector=status", verify=False)
pprint.pprint(bgp.json())
sw_resp = (bgp.json())
b_format = json.dumps(sw_resp)
####based on json response into dictionary the if statements are what I am looking for. Based one of the six returned keywords I would set the box or button to the following color.
### below is just simple test code that works for an early text version. NOTE the colors I assigned based on status.
### the REST api polling call to pull the status is occurring every 10 seconds.
### I just need to get the returned status into a pysimplegui element based on the if statement and change the text and color of the element for the device.
if "Idle" in b_format:
print("BGP PEER Idle - RED")
if "Connect" in b_format:
print("BGP PEER Connect - PURPLE")
if "Active" in b_format:
print("BGP PEER IS Active - BLUE")
if "OpenSent" in b_format:
print("BGP PEER IS OPEN SENT STATE - YELLOW")
if "Open-confirm" in b_format:
print("BGP PEER IS OPEN CONFIRM STATE - ORANGE")
if "Established" in b_format:
print("BGP PEER IS ESTABLISHED STATE - GREEN")
#else:
#print("something else")
#### second device polled via REST API
def bgpstatus_sw2():
bgp = session.get(f"https://{ip_add2}/rest/v10.11/system/vrfs/default/bgp_routers/65002/bgp_neighbors?attributes=status&depth=2&selector=status", verify=False)
print(bgp.json())
sw_resp = (bgp.json())
b_format = json.dumps(sw_resp)
if "Idle" in b_format:
print("BGP PEER Idle - RED")
if "Connect" in b_format:
print("BGP PEER Connect - PURPLE")
if "Active" in b_format:
print("BGP PEER IS Active - BLUE")
if "OpenSent" in b_format:
print("BGP PEER IS OPEN SENT STATE - YELLOW")
if "Open-confirm" in b_format:
print("BGP PEER IS OPEN CONFIRM STATE - ORANGE")
if "Established" in b_format:
print("BGP PEER IS ESTABLISHED STATE - GREEN")
login()
while True:
bgpstatus_sw1()
bgpstatus_sw2()
time.sleep(10)
that is basically it. I have a working text version using colorama library that changes the router or switches bgp peer status dynamically based on the polling. However, would love to achieve the same with pysimplegui if possible.
The only “clickable” events would be an initial login and exit of the application otherwise it would sit there, poll, based on returned values update box/button color . Just a simple dashboard for a network operating center to view.
Any ideas/suggestions would be greatly appreciated. .
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Not sure what the expectation, but
Example Code here for you
from time import sleep
from random import randint
import PySimpleGUI as sg
def capture():
global running, temperature
while running:
temperature = (temperature + randint(-10, 10)) % 100
window.write_event_value("Update", temperature)
sleep(1)
settings = {
"Normal": {"disabled":True, "button_color":("white", "blue")},
"Alarm" : {"disabled":False, "button_color":("white", "red" )},
}
temperature, state = 25, "Normal"
layout = [
[sg.Push(), sg.Button("Alarm", font=("Courier New", 24, "bold"), **settings[state]), sg.Push()],
[sg.Text("Temperature:", justification='center', expand_x=True, key="TEMPERATURE")],
[sg.Text('', size=(50, 1), relief='sunken', font=('Courier', 11), text_color='yellow', background_color='black', key='TEXT')],
]
window = sg.Window("Demo", layout, enable_close_attempted_event=True, finalize=True)
running = True
window.perform_long_operation(capture, "Done")
while True:
event, values = window.read()
if event == sg.WINDOW_CLOSE_ATTEMPTED_EVENT:
running = False
elif event == "Update":
temperature = values[event]
window['TEXT'].update('█'*temperature)
window['TEMPERATURE'].update(f"Temeperature:{temperature}")
state = "Normal" if 15 <= temperature <= 35 else "Alarm"
window['Alarm'].update(**settings[state])
if event == "Done":
break
window.close()
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jsicuran
commented on May 30, 2024
Thank you. I did check the library. I have used it four years ago, love the platform and donated. I bult an interactive application back then. Over the last two weeks I have looked at the old and new cookbooks plus went over many elements, thinking of frames to use, or a hybrid print version using the debug window but really didn’t find what I was looking for or if it is possible with the framework.
This is basically the use case text version code below to get an understanding of what I am trying to accomplish with PysimpleGUI – please see the see the comments.
ip_add1 = "192.168.1.210" #MOCK CORE SWITCH 1
ip_add2 = "192.168.1.211" #MOCK CORE SWITCH 2
creds = {"username": "admin", "password": "xxxxx"}
session = requests.Session()
### initial login to device – this will be replaced with a rest cookie
def login():
login = session.post(fhttps://{ip_add1}/rest/v10.11/login <https://%7bip_add1%7d/rest/v10.11/login> , data=creds, verify=False)
print(f"This is the login code for SW1: {login.status_code}")
login = session.post(fhttps://{ip_add2}/rest/v10.11/login <https://%7bip_add2%7d/rest/v10.11/login> , data=creds, verify=False)
print(f"This is the login code for SW2: {login.status_code}")
print('─' * 80)
def logout():
logout = session.post(fhttps://{ip_add1}/rest/v10.11/logout <https://%7bip_add1%7d/rest/v10.11/logout> )
print(f"This is the logout code: {logout.status_code}")
logout = session.post(fhttps://{ip_add2}/rest/v10.11/logout <https://%7bip_add2%7d/rest/v10.11/logout> )
print(f"This is the logout code: {logout.status_code}")
print('─' * 80)
####rest api polling call####### This is what I am pulling from the device and based on the If statement match just change the button or box element representing that device to the color and status. See below.
#that is basically it.
def bgpstatus_sw1():
bgp = session.get(fhttps://{ip_add1}/rest/v10.11/system/vrfs/default/bgp_routers/65001/bgp_neighbors?attributes=status <https://%7bip_add1%7d/rest/v10.11/system/vrfs/default/bgp_routers/65001/bgp_neighbors?attributes=status&depth=2&selector=status> &depth=2&selector=status, verify=False)
pprint.pprint(bgp.json())
sw_resp = (bgp.json())
b_format = json.dumps(sw_resp)
####based on json response into dictionary the if statements are what I am looking for. Based one of the six returned keywords I would set the box or button to the following color.
### below is just simple test code that works for an early text version. NOTE the colors I assigned based on status.
### the REST api polling call to pull the status is occurring every 10 seconds.
### I just need to get the returned status into a pysimplegui element based on the if statement and change the text and color of the element for the device, dynamic refresh without user input.
if "Idle" in b_format:
print("BGP PEER Idle - RED")
if "Connect" in b_format:
print("BGP PEER Connect - PURPLE")
if "Active" in b_format:
print("BGP PEER IS Active - BLUE")
if "OpenSent" in b_format:
print("BGP PEER IS OPEN SENT STATE - YELLOW")
if "Open-confirm" in b_format:
print("BGP PEER IS OPEN CONFIRM STATE - ORANGE")
if "Established" in b_format:
print("BGP PEER IS ESTABLISHED STATE - GREEN")
#else:
#print("something else")
#### second device polled via REST API
def bgpstatus_sw2():
bgp = session.get(fhttps://{ip_add2}/rest/v10.11/system/vrfs/default/bgp_routers/65002/bgp_neighbors?attributes=status <https://%7bip_add2%7d/rest/v10.11/system/vrfs/default/bgp_routers/65002/bgp_neighbors?attributes=status&depth=2&selector=status> &depth=2&selector=status, verify=False)
print(bgp.json())
sw_resp = (bgp.json())
b_format = json.dumps(sw_resp)
if "Idle" in b_format:
print("BGP PEER Idle - RED")
if "Connect" in b_format:
print("BGP PEER Connect - PURPLE")
if "Active" in b_format:
print("BGP PEER IS Active - BLUE")
if "OpenSent" in b_format:
print("BGP PEER IS OPEN SENT STATE - YELLOW")
if "Open-confirm" in b_format:
print("BGP PEER IS OPEN CONFIRM STATE - ORANGE")
if "Established" in b_format:
print("BGP PEER IS ESTABLISHED STATE - GREEN")
login()
while True:
bgpstatus_sw1()
bgpstatus_sw2()
time.sleep(10)
that is basically it. I have a working text version using colorama library that changes the router or switch’s bgp peer status color and text message dynamically based on the polling. However, would love to achieve the same with pysimplegui if possible.
The only “clickable” events would be an initial login and exit of the application otherwise it would sit there, poll, and based on returned values update box/button color . Just a simple dashboard for a network operating center to view.
Any ideas/suggestions would be greatly appreciated. .
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Most things are "clickable" so that you'll get an event. If you use an Image element to display an image and set enable_events=True, then you'll get an event when the image is clicked. Check the different elements for this capability.
I'm confident you'll be able to build something you'll like if you study the library for a short while. There are a lot of examples for you to see and run, and excellent documentation.
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commented on May 30, 2024
I can't understand a mass of code and text.... a picture I can make sense of though. A sketch would even work.
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jsicuran
commented on May 30, 2024
Sure, here you go. Just follow the steps 1 through 5 and the notes. This is basically it.
Thanks again. I don’t’ want anyone to do the work for me but just verify if PysimpleGui can accommodate. If so then any ideas/direction/suggestions on the how is greatly appreciated.
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I can't understand a mass of code and text.... a picture I can make sense of though. A sketch would even work.
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commented on May 30, 2024
I don't see anything. Replying to GitHub issues doesn't post images, format your code, etc. I'm happy to try and help. Determining if a library can do what your project needs is a good sized portion of the work, as I'm sure you've encountered in your long history of programming. A sketch usually answers the basic capability question, but even then if the specific desired approach isn't doable, there are often other approaches that can be taken.
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jsicuran
commented on May 30, 2024
Ahh, I cut and past a visio diagram right into email. The diagram lays it out perfectly. A sketch in ascii art? Kinda funny it is 2024 and git won't allow an image. Yes I get it on the security reasons for images but it hinders idea exchanges. I can save it as png and send again but it may get blocked. Thanks again.
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commented on May 30, 2024
If you want to post a Visio diagram, export/save as a PNG/JPG, come to the GitHub issues on the web, drag and drop into a comment. Replying via email is not helpful.
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jsicuran
commented on May 30, 2024
Got it thank you.. Greatly appreciate the patience. Thanks again..
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jsicuran
commented on May 30, 2024
Here is the diagram depicting the use case.
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commented on May 30, 2024
You can change a PySimpleGUI window from any place in your code you want as long as it's the main thread. It cannot be another thread.
I don't see a problem with doing the kind of operation you're after. It's not a difficult operation to update an element.
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commented on May 30, 2024
Since you're talking about a dashboard of sorts, there's a dashboard mock-up in the eCookbook you can run and look at the code if that would help you see that you don't need to do anything in order to change things in the GUI. When the program starts you don't need to do anything to "start" it.
https://docs.pysimplegui.com/en/latest/cookbook/ecookbook/elements/graph/dashboard-mockup/
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commented on May 30, 2024
Got it thank you.. Greatly appreciate the patience. Thanks again..
You're welcome.... we're here to help... best of luck with your program! Come back when you're done and post a screenshot if you are able to.
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jsicuran
commented on May 30, 2024
Thank you. I will look into the the link in the cookbook and check it out. I did look at the cookbooks old and the eCookbooks.
I just wanted to know if it was possible before going deeper into PySimpleGUI. I will definitely post a pic of the end result and again greatly appreciate the assistance.
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commented on May 30, 2024
again greatly appreciate the assistance.
Thank you 
for the "thank you"! It's nice to know when we've helped. Have fun.... enjoy the ride!
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