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Name: dvg-pyqtgraph-threadsafe
Version: 3.0.0
Summary: PyQtGraph library providing thread-safe plot curves with underlying (ring) buffers.
Home-page: https://github.com/Dennis-van-Gils/python-dvg-pyqtgraph-threadsafe
Author: Dennis van Gils
Author-email: vangils.dennis@gmail.com
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        DvG_PyQtGraph_ThreadSafe
        ========================
        *PyQtGraph library providing thread-safe plot curves with underlying (ring)
        buffers.*
        
        - Github: https://github.com/Dennis-van-Gils/python-dvg-pyqtgraph-threadsafe
        - PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/dvg-pyqtgraph-threadsafe
        
        Installation::
        
            pip install dvg-pyqtgraph-threadsafe
        
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        Classes ``HistoryChartCurve``, ``BufferedPlotCurve`` & ``PlotCurve`` wrap around
        a ``pyqtgraph.PlotDataItem`` instance, called a *curve* for convenience. Data
        can be safely appended or set from out of any thread.
        
        The (x, y)-curve data is buffered internally to the class, relying on either a
        circular/ring buffer or a regular array buffer:
        
            HistoryChartCurve
                Ring buffer. The plotted x-data will be shifted such that the
                right-side is always set to 0. I.e., when `x` denotes time, the data is
                plotted backwards in time, hence the name *history* chart. The most
                recent data is on the right-side of the ring buffer.
        
            BufferedPlotCurve
                Ring buffer. Data will be plotted as is. Can also act as a Lissajous
                figure.
        
            PlotCurve
                Regular array buffer. Data will be plotted as is.
        
        Usage:
        
            .. code-block:: python
        
                import sys
                from PyQt5 import QtWidgets
                import pyqtgraph as pg
                from dvg_pyqtgraph_threadsafe import HistoryChartCurve
        
                class MainWindow(QtWidgets.QWidget):
                    def __init__(self, parent=None, **kwargs):
                        super().__init__(parent, **kwargs)
        
                        self.gw = pg.GraphicsLayoutWidget()
                        self.plot_1 = self.gw.addPlot()
        
                        # Create a HistoryChartCurve and have it wrap around a new PlotDataItem
                        # as set by argument `linked_curve`.
                        self.tscurve_1 = HistoryChartCurve(
                            capacity=5,
                            linked_curve=self.plot_1.plot(pen=pg.mkPen('r')),
                        )
        
                        grid = QtWidgets.QGridLayout(self)
                        grid.addWidget(self.gw)
        
                app = QtWidgets.QApplication(sys.argv)
                window = MainWindow()
        
                # The following line could have been executed from inside of another thread:
                window.tscurve_1.extendData([1, 2, 3, 4, 5], [10, 20, 30, 20, 10])
        
                # Draw the curve from out of the main thread
                window.tscurve_1.update()
        
                window.show()
                sys.exit(app.exec_())
        
        API
        ===
        
        
        ``class ThreadSafeCurve(capacity: int, linked_curve: pg.PlotDataItem, shift_right_x_to_zero: bool = False, use_ringbuffer: bool = True)``
        -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
        
            Provides the base class for a thread-safe plot *curve* to which
            (x, y)-data can be safely appended or set from out of any thread. It
            will wrap around the passed argument ``linked_curve`` of type
            ``pyqtgraph.PlotDataItem`` and will manage the (x, y)-data buffers
            underlying the curve.
        
            Intended multi-threaded operation: One or more threads push new data
            into the ``ThreadSafeCurve``-buffers. Another thread performs the GUI
            refresh by calling ``update()`` which will redraw the curve according
            to the current buffer contents.
        
                Args:
                    capacity (``int``):
                        Maximum number of (x, y)-data points the buffer can store.
        
                    linked_curve (``pyqtgraph.PlotDataItem``):
                        Instance of ``pyqtgraph.PlotDataItem`` to plot the buffered
                        data out into.
        
                    shift_right_x_to_zero (``bool``, optional):
                        When plotting, should the x-data be shifted such that the
                        right-side is always set to 0? Useful for history charts.
        
                        Default: False
        
                    use_ringbuffer (``bool``, optional):
                        When True, the (x, y)-data buffers are each a ring buffer. New
                        readings are placed at the end (right-side) of the buffer,
                        pushing out the oldest readings when the buffer has reached its
                        maximum capacity (FIFO). Use methods ``appendData()`` and
                        ``extendData()`` to push in new data.
        
                        When False, the (x, y)-data buffers are each a regular array
                        buffer. Use method ``setData()`` to set the data.
        
                        Default: True
        
                Attributes:
                    x_axis_divisor (``float``):
                        The x-data in the buffer will be divided by this factor when the
                        plot curve is drawn. Useful to, e.g., transform the x-axis units
                        from milliseconds to seconds or minutes.
        
                        Default: 1
        
                    y_axis_divisor (``float``):
                        Same functionality as ``x_axis_divisor``.
        
                        Default: 1
        
        Methods
        -------
        * ``appendData(x, y)``
            Append a single (x, y)-data point to the ring buffer.
        
        * ``extendData(x_list, y_list)``
            Extend the ring buffer with a list of (x, y)-data points.
        
        * ``setData(x_list, y_list)``
            Set the (x, y)-data of the regular array buffer.
        
        * ``update(create_snapshot: bool = True)``
            Update the data behind the curve by creating a snapshot of the
            current contents of the buffer, and redraw the curve on screen.
        
            You can suppress updating the data behind the curve by setting parameter
            ``create_snapshot`` to False. The curve will then only be redrawn
            based on the old data. This is useful when the plot is paused.
        
        * ``clear()``
            Clear the contents of the curve and redraw.
        
        * ``name()``
            Get the name of the curve.
        
        * ``isVisible() -> bool``
        * ``setVisible(state: bool = True)``
        
        * ``setDownsampling(*args, **kwargs)``
            All arguments will be passed onto method
            ``pyqtgraph.PlotDataItem.setDownsampling()`` of the underlying curve.
        
        
        Properties
        ----------
        * ``size -> Tuple[int, int]``:
            Number of elements currently contained in the underlying (x, y)-
            buffers of the curve. Note that this is not necessarily the number of
            elements of the currently drawn curve. Instead, it reflects the current
            sizes of the data buffers behind it that will be drawn onto screen by
            the next call to ``update()``.
        
        ``class HistoryChartCurve(capacity: int, linked_curve: pg.PlotDataItem)``
        --------------------------------------------------------------------------
            Bases: ``ThreadSafeCurve``
        
            Provides a thread-safe curve with underlying ring buffers for the
            (x, y)-data. New readings are placed at the end (right-side) of the
            buffer, pushing out the oldest readings when the buffer has reached its
            maximum capacity (FIFO). Use methods ``appendData()`` and
            ``extendData()`` to push in new data.
        
            The plotted x-data will be shifted such that the right-side is always
            set to 0. I.e., when ``x`` denotes time, the data is plotted backwards
            in time, hence the name *history* chart.
        
            See class ``ThreadSafeCurve`` for more details.
        
        ``class BufferedPlotCurve(capacity: int, linked_curve: pg.PlotDataItem)``
        --------------------------------------------------------------------------
            Bases: ``ThreadSafeCurve``
        
            Provides a thread-safe curve with underlying ring buffers for the
            (x, y)-data. New readings are placed at the end (right-side) of the
            buffer, pushing out the oldest readings when the buffer has reached its
            maximum capacity (FIFO). Use methods ``appendData()`` and
            ``extendData()`` to push in new data.
        
            See class ``ThreadSafeCurve`` for more details.
        
        ``class PlotCurve(capacity: int, linked_curve: pg.PlotDataItem)``
        --------------------------------------------------------------------------
            Bases: ``ThreadSafeCurve``
        
            Provides a thread-safe curve with underlying regular array buffers
            for the (x, y)-data. Use method ``setData()`` to set the data.
        
            See class ``ThreadSafeCurve`` for more details.
        
        ``class LegendSelect(curves: List[Union[pg.PlotDataItem, ThreadSafeCurve]], hide_toggle_button: bool = False, box_bg_color: QtGui.QColor = QtGui.QColor(0, 0, 0), box_width: int = 40, box_height: int = 23, parent=None)``
        ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
            Bases: ``PyQt5.QtCore.QObject``
            
            Creates and manages a legend of all passed curves with checkboxes to
            show or hide each curve. The legend ends with a push button to show or
            hide all curves in one go. The full set of GUI elements is contained in
            attribute ``grid`` of type ``PyQt5.QtWidget.QGridLayout`` to be added to
            your GUI.
        
            The initial visibility, name and pen of each curve will be retrieved
            from the members within the passed curves, i.e.:
        
                * ``curve.isVisible()``
                * ``curve.name()``
                * ``curve.opts["pen"]``
        
            Example grid::
                
                □ Curve 1  [  /  ]
                □ Curve 2  [  /  ]
                □ Curve 3  [  /  ]
                [ Show / Hide all]
        
            Args:
                linked_curves (``List[Union[pyqtgraph.PlotDataItem, ThreadSafeCurve]]``):
                    List of ``pyqtgraph.PlotDataItem`` or ``ThreadSafeCurve`` to be
                    controlled by the legend.
        
                hide_toggle_button (``bool``, optional):
                    Default: False
        
                box_bg_color (``QtGui.QColor``, optional):
                    Background color of the legend boxes.
        
                    Default: ``QtGui.QColor(0, 0, 0)``
        
                box_width (``int``, optional):
                    Default: 40
        
                box_height (``int``, optional):
                    Default: 23
        
            Attributes:
                chkbs (``List[PyQt5.QtWidgets.QCheckbox]``):
                    List of checkboxes to control the visiblity of each curve.
        
                painted_boxes (``List[PyQt5.QtWidgets.QWidget]``):
                    List of painted boxes illustrating the pen of each curve.
        
                qpbt_toggle (``PyQt5.QtWidgets.QPushButton``):
                    Push button instance that toggles showing/hiding all curves in
                    one go.
        
                grid (``PyQt5.QtWidgets.QGridLayout``):
                    The full set of GUI elements combined into a grid to be added
                    to your GUI.
        
        Changelog
        =========
        
        3.0.0 (2020-08-07)
        ------------------
        * Renamed parameter ``LegendSelect.curves`` to
          ``LegendSelect.linked_curves``
        * Changed base of class ``LegendSelect()`` from ``QWidget`` to ``QObject``
        * Added class ``PlotManager()``
        
        2.0.1 (2020-08-03)
        ------------------
        * Workaround: ``PyQt5 >= 5.12.3`` causes a bug in ``PyQtGraph`` where a
          curve won't render if it contains NaNs (but only in the case when OpenGL is
          disabled). The curve will now be displayed correctly, i.e., fragmented
          whenever a NaN is encountered. When OpenGL is enabled, linear interpolation
          will occur at the gaps as per ``pyqtgraph.plotCurveItem.paintGL()``.
        
        2.0.0 (2020-08-02)
        ------------------
        * Method names are now conform the ``PyQtGraph`` naming style. I.e.
          ``setData()`` vs. ``set_data()``, etc.
        * The default values of ``PyQtGraph`` are no longer being overwritten.
        * Added class ``LegendSelect``
        
        1.0.0 (2020-07-30)
        ------------------
        * First release on PyPI
        
Keywords: ring buffer,circular buffer,pyqtgraph,thread safe,chart,plot
Platform: UNKNOWN
Classifier: Development Status :: 5 - Production/Stable
Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: MIT License
Classifier: Intended Audience :: Developers
Classifier: Intended Audience :: Science/Research
Classifier: Operating System :: OS Independent
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.6
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.7
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.8
Classifier: Topic :: Multimedia :: Graphics
Classifier: Topic :: Scientific/Engineering 
Classifier: Topic :: Scientific/Engineering :: Electronic Design Automation (EDA)
Classifier: Topic :: Scientific/Engineering :: Physics
Classifier: Topic :: Scientific/Engineering :: Visualization
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