import PySimpleGUI as sg

"""
    Demo of using User Settings to create and store your own personal PySimpleGUI themes

    There are 2 operations
    1. Initialize your settings file.  You would normally only do this once and perhaps
        write a simple program to administer it or you can also edit the JSON file directly
    2. Use your settings file.  Add the code to the top of all of your applications that you want
        to have access to your selection of custom themes

    Copyright 2022 PySimpleGUI.org
"""

MY_APPS_SETTING_FILENAME = 'my_awesome_apps.json'


def init_your_settings():
    DarkGrey20 = {'BACKGROUND': '#19232D',
                 'TEXT': '#ffffff',
                 'INPUT': '#32414B',
                 'TEXT_INPUT': '#ffffff',
                 'SCROLL': '#505F69',
                 'BUTTON': ('#ffffff', '#32414B'),
                 'PROGRESS': ('#505F69', '#32414B'),
                 'BORDER': 1, 'SLIDER_DEPTH': 0, 'PROGRESS_DEPTH': 0,
                 }

    DarkGrey21 = {'BACKGROUND': '#121212',
                 'TEXT': '#dddddd',
                 'INPUT': '#1e1e1e',
                 'TEXT_INPUT': '#dbdcd9',
                 'SCROLL': '#272727',
                 'BUTTON': ('#69b1ef', '#2e2e2e'),
                 'PROGRESS': ('#69b1ef', '#2e2e2e'),
                 'BORDER': 1, 'SLIDER_DEPTH': 0, 'PROGRESS_DEPTH': 0,
                 }
    # Set up my app settings file... start with an empty one to be sure
    sg.user_settings_delete_filename(MY_APPS_SETTING_FILENAME)
    sg.user_settings_filename(MY_APPS_SETTING_FILENAME)
    # Add the theme dictionaries
    sg.user_settings_set_entry('Dark Gray 20', DarkGrey20)
    sg.user_settings_set_entry('Dark Gray 21', DarkGrey21)
    sg.user_settings_set_entry('-theme list-', ('Dark Gray 20', 'Dark Gray 21'))
    sg.popup_quick_message('Your settings file has been created and is ready to be used', background_color='#1c1e23', text_color='white', keep_on_top=True, font='_ 30', non_blocking=False)


def use_your_settings():
    sg.user_settings_filename(MY_APPS_SETTING_FILENAME)

    default_theme_name = sg.user_settings_get_entry('-theme default-', None)

    # Only need this section is you want this app to allow user to select the default theme
    # Could also auto-choose the first theme in the list for them
    if default_theme_name is None:
        default_theme_list = sg.user_settings_get_entry('-theme list-', None)
        event, values = sg.Window('Choose a theme', [[sg.T('Your settings do not have a default theme chosen so please choose one')],[sg.Combo(default_theme_list, key='-THEME-', readonly=True, enable_events=True)]]).read(
            close=True)
        if event == sg.WIN_CLOSED:
            sg.popup_error('No theme chosen so exiting')
            exit()
        default_theme_name = values[event]
        sg.user_settings_set_entry('-theme default-', default_theme_name)

    my_theme = sg.user_settings_get_entry(default_theme_name, None)
    sg.theme_add_new(default_theme_name, my_theme)

    # Switch your theme to use the newly added one
    sg.theme(default_theme_name)

    # Test out the theme
    sg.popup_get_text(f'My theme is {default_theme_name} looks like this.', image=sg.EMOJI_BASE64_HAPPY_THUMBS_UP)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    operations = ('Initialize your settings (must do first)', 'Use your settings')
    event, values = sg.Window('Choose an operation', [[sg.T('Choose an operation to perform')],[sg.Combo(operations, key='-OPERATION-', readonly=True, enable_events=True)]]).read(close=True)
    if event == sg.WIN_CLOSED:
        sg.popup_error('No operation chosen so exiting')
    elif values[event] == operations[0]:
        init_your_settings()
    elif values[event] == operations[1]:
        use_your_settings()