A separate executable which opens a dialog window for querying user input. Content created dynamically based on JSON spec.
Used in Dialogs library.
The Python project uses pywebview to render the files in the static/ folder.
In order to install the Python and JS dependencies you can use:
poetry run inv install
and then to build the static files once use:
poetry run inv build-js
It is recommended that for development you use the watch command so that the front-end is continously built after each change:
poetry run inv watch-js
Use: poetry run inv test
You will also need a JSON formatted input that will contain the elements to be rendered in the dialog. An example of such a JSON would be: form_with_steps.json
Then the command you use to call the main.py file will have to contain this JSON alongside the window title and sizes.
A basic example to start a dialog with a heading would be:
python robocorp_dialog/main.py --title Dialog --width 480 --height 100 --auto_height '[{"type":"heading","value":"Send feedback","size":"medium"}]'
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Dialog for querying user input
We found that robocorp-dialog demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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