🔧 - This commit adds example configurations for several features and widgets, including app launcher, status bar, bluetooth widget, desktop widget, icon browser, notifications, and side panel.

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from fabric import Application
from fabric.widgets.box import Box
from fabric.widgets.label import Label
from fabric.widgets.image import Image
from fabric.widgets.button import Button
from fabric.widgets.window import Window
from fabric.widgets.centerbox import CenterBox
from fabric.widgets.scrolledwindow import ScrolledWindow
from fabric.bluetooth import BluetoothClient, BluetoothDevice
class BluetoothDeviceSlot(CenterBox):
def __init__(self, device: BluetoothDevice, **kwargs):
super().__init__(**kwargs)
self.device = device
self.device.connect("changed", self.on_changed)
self.device.connect(
"notify::closed", lambda *_: self.device.closed and self.destroy()
)
self.connection_label = Label(label="Disconnected")
self.connect_button = Button(
label="Connect",
on_clicked=lambda *_: self.device.set_connecting(not self.device.connected),
)
self.start_children = [
Image(icon_name=device.icon_name + "-symbolic", size=32),
Label(label=device.name),
]
self.center_children = self.connection_label
self.end_children = self.connect_button
self.device.emit("changed") # to update display status
def on_changed(self, *_):
self.connection_label.set_label(
"Connected" if self.device.connected else "Disconnected"
)
if self.device.connecting:
self.connect_button.set_label(
"Connecting..." if not self.device.connecting else "Disconnecting..."
)
else:
self.connect_button.set_label(
"Connect" if not self.device.connected else "Disconnect"
)
return
class BluetoothConnections(Box):
def __init__(self, **kwargs):
super().__init__(
spacing=4,
orientation="vertical",
style="margin: 8px",
**kwargs,
)
self.client = BluetoothClient(on_device_added=self.on_device_added)
self.scan_button = Button(on_clicked=lambda *_: self.client.toggle_scan())
self.toggle_button = Button(on_clicked=lambda *_: self.client.toggle_power())
self.client.connect(
"notify::enabled",
lambda *_: self.toggle_button.set_label(
"Bluetooth " + ("ON" if self.client.enabled else "OFF")
),
)
self.client.connect(
"notify::scanning",
lambda *_: self.scan_button.set_label(
"Stop" if self.client.scanning else "Scan"
),
)
self.paired_box = Box(spacing=2, orientation="vertical")
self.available_box = Box(spacing=2, orientation="vertical")
self.children = [
CenterBox(start_children=self.scan_button, end_children=self.toggle_button),
Label("Paired Devices"),
ScrolledWindow(min_content_size=(400, -1), child=self.paired_box),
Label("Available Devices"),
ScrolledWindow(min_content_size=(-1, 400), child=self.available_box),
]
# to run notify closures thus display the status
# without having to wait until an actual change
self.client.notify("scanning")
self.client.notify("enabled")
def on_device_added(self, client: BluetoothClient, address: str):
if not (device := client.get_device(address)):
return
slot = BluetoothDeviceSlot(device)
if device.paired:
return self.paired_box.add(slot)
return self.available_box.add(slot)
if __name__ == "__main__":
bluetooth_widget = Window(
child=BluetoothConnections(),
visible=True,
all_visible=True,
on_destroy=lambda *_: app.quit(),
)
app = Application("bluetooth-widget", bluetooth_widget)
app.run()