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pydase/src/pydase/components/coloured_enum.py
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from enum import Enum
class ColouredEnum(Enum):
"""
Represents a UI element that can display colour-coded text based on its value.
This class extends the standard Enum but requires its values to be valid CSS
colour codes. Supported colour formats include:
- Hexadecimal colours
- Hexadecimal colours with transparency
- RGB colours
- RGBA colours
- HSL colours
- HSLA colours
- Predefined/Cross-browser colour names
Refer to the this website for more details on colour formats:
(https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_colours_legal.php)
The behavior of this component in the UI depends on how it's defined in the data
service:
- As property with a setter or as attribute: Renders as a dropdown menu, allowing
users to select and change its value from the frontend.
- As property without a setter: Displays as a coloured box with the key of the
`ColouredEnum` as text inside, serving as a visual indicator without user
interaction.
Example:
```python
import pydase.components as pyc
import pydase
class MyStatus(pyc.ColouredEnum):
PENDING = "#FFA500" # Orange
RUNNING = "#0000FF80" # Transparent Blue
PAUSED = "rgb(169, 169, 169)" # Dark Gray
RETRYING = "rgba(255, 255, 0, 0.3)" # Transparent Yellow
COMPLETED = "hsl(120, 100%, 50%)" # Green
FAILED = "hsla(0, 100%, 50%, 0.7)" # Transparent Red
CANCELLED = "SlateGray" # Slate Gray
class StatusExample(pydase.DataService):
_status = MyStatus.RUNNING
@property
def status(self) -> MyStatus:
return self._status
@status.setter
def status(self, value: MyStatus) -> None:
# Custom logic here...
self._status = value
# Example usage:
my_service = StatusExample()
my_service.status = MyStatus.FAILED
```
Note:
Each enumeration name and value must be unique. This means that you should use
different colour formats when you want to use a colour multiple times.
"""