PySimpleGUI/DemoPrograms/Demo_Graph_Custom_Progress_Meter.py

"""
    Demo Graph Custom Progress Meter

    The "Graph Element" is a "Gateway Element"
    Looking to create your own custom elements?  Then the Graph Element is an excellent
    place to start.

    This short demo implements a Circular Progress Meter

    The event loop has a little trick some may like....
        Rather than adding a sleep instead use window.read with a timeout
        This has a dual purpose. You get the delay you're after AND your GUI is refreshed

    Copyright 2022 PySimpleGUI
"""


import PySimpleGUI as sg

# Settings for you to modify are the size of the element, the circle width & color and the font for the % complete
GRAPH_SIZE = (300 , 300)          # this one setting drives the other settings
CIRCLE_LINE_WIDTH, LINE_COLOR = 20, 'yellow'
TEXT_FONT = 'Courier'


# Computations based on your settings above
TEXT_HEIGHT = GRAPH_SIZE[0]//4
TEXT_LOCATION = (GRAPH_SIZE[0]//2, GRAPH_SIZE[1]//2)
TEXT_COLOR = LINE_COLOR

def update_meter(graph_elem, percent_complete):
    """
    Update a circular progress meter
    :param graph_elem:              The Graph element being drawn in
    :type graph_elem:               sg.Graph
    :param percent_complete:        Percentage to show complete from 0 to 100
    :type percent_complete:         float | int
    """
    graph_elem.erase()
    arc_length = percent_complete/100*360+.9
    if arc_length >= 360:
        arc_length = 359.9
    graph_elem.draw_arc((CIRCLE_LINE_WIDTH, GRAPH_SIZE[1] - CIRCLE_LINE_WIDTH), (GRAPH_SIZE[0] - CIRCLE_LINE_WIDTH, CIRCLE_LINE_WIDTH),
                   arc_length, 0, 'arc', arc_color=LINE_COLOR, line_width=CIRCLE_LINE_WIDTH)
    percent = percent_complete
    graph_elem.draw_text(f'{percent:.0f}%', TEXT_LOCATION, font=(TEXT_FONT, -TEXT_HEIGHT), color=TEXT_COLOR)


def main():

    layout = [  [sg.Graph(GRAPH_SIZE, (0,0), GRAPH_SIZE, key='-GRAPH-')],
                [sg.Button('Go')]]


    window = sg.Window('Circlular Meter', layout, finalize=True)

    while True:
        event, values = window.read()
        if event == sg.WIN_CLOSED:
            break
        for i in range(500):
            update_meter(window['-GRAPH-'], i/500*100)
            window.read(timeout=5)      # an easy way to make a loop that acts like it has a "sleep" in it

    window.close()

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()