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ctkchart

ctkchart

v 2.1.6

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  • ctkchart is a Python library for creating live updating line charts in customtkinter.

  • Features

    • Live Update: Display live data with line charts.
    • Multiple Lines: Support for plotting multiple lines on the same chart for easy comparison.
    • Color Customization: Customize colors to match your application's design or data representation.
    • Dynamic Color Change: Dynamic Color Change for Dark & Light.
    • Font Customization: Adjust fonts for text elements to enhance readability.
    • Dimension Customization: Customize chart dimensions to fit various display sizes and layouts.

    Importing & Installation

    • Installation

      pip install ctkchart
      
    • Importing

      import ctkchart

    Simple Guide

    • import package

      import tkchart
    • Create Line Chart and place the chart

      chart = ctkchart.CTkLineChart(
          master=root,
          x_axis_values=("a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f"),
          y_axis_values=(100, 900)
      )
      chart.place(x=10, y=10)
    • Create Line

      line = ctkchart.CTkLine(master=chart)
    • Display Data display data using a loop

      def loop():
          while True:
              random_data = random.choice(range(100, 900))
              chart.show_data(line=line, data=[random_data])
              time.sleep(1)
      
      #call the loop as thead
      theading.Thread(target=loop).start()

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    What You Can Accomplish

    • Simple

      1.mp4
      import customtkinter as ctk  # Importing the customtkinter library as ctk
      import ctkchart  # Importing the ctkchart module for chart creation
      import random  # Importing the random module for generating random data
      import threading  # Importing the threading module for running tasks concurrently
      import time  # Importing the time module for adding delays
      
      # Create the root window and configure
      root = ctk.CTk()
      root.configure(fg_color="#0d1117")
      root.geometry("720x430+200+200")  
      
      # Create a line chart widget
      line_chart = ctkchart.CTkLineChart(
          master=root,  # Set the master as the root window
          x_axis_values=("01-01", "01-02", "01-03", "01-04", "01-05", "01-06", "01-07", "01-08", "01-09", "01-10"),  # X-axis values
          y_axis_values=(0, 1000)  # Y-axis values (range)
      )
      
      line_chart.pack(pady=15)  # Pack the line chart widget into the root
      
      # Create a line for the line chart
      line = ctkchart.CTkLine(master=line_chart)  # Set the master as the line chart
      
      def display_data():
          """Function to continuously display random data on the line chart."""
          while True:
              random_data = [random.choice(range(0, 1000))]  # Generate random data between 0 and 1000
              line_chart.show_data(line=line, data=random_data)  # Display the random data on the line chart
              time.sleep(0.5)  # Pause for 0.5 seconds before the next iteration
      
      # Call the display_data function as a separate thread
      threading.Thread(target=display_data).start()
      
      # Start the main event loop
      root.mainloop()

    • Simple style

      2.mp4
      import customtkinter as ctk  # Importing the customtkinter library as ctk
      import ctkchart  # Importing the ctkchart module for chart creation
      import random  # Importing the random module for generating random data
      import threading  # Importing the threading module for running tasks concurrently
      import time  # Importing the time module for adding delays
      
      # Create the root window and configure
      root = ctk.CTk()
      root.configure(fg_color="#0d1117")
      root.geometry("720x430+200+200")  
      
      # Create a line chart widget
      line_chart = ctkchart.CTkLineChart(
          master=root,  # Set the master as the root window
          x_axis_values=("01-01", "01-02", "01-03", "01-04", "01-05", "01-06", "01-07", "01-08", "01-09", "01-10"),  # X-axis values
          y_axis_values=(0, 1000),  # Y-axis values (range)
          y_axis_label_count=10, # set y axis labels count to 10
      )
      
      line_chart.pack(pady=15)  # Pack the line chart widget into the root
      
      # Create a line for the line chart
      line = ctkchart.CTkLine(
          master=line_chart,  # Set the master as the line chart
          size=2,  # Set the line size to 2
          fill="enabled" # enable line fill
      )  
      
      def display_data():
          """Function to continuously display random data on the line chart."""
          while True:
              random_data = [random.choice(range(0, 1000))]  # Generate random data between 0 and 1000
              line_chart.show_data(line=line, data=random_data)  # Display the random data on the line chart
              time.sleep(0.5)  # Pause for 0.5 seconds before the next iteration
      
      # Call the display_data function as a separate thread
      threading.Thread(target=display_data).start()
      
      # Start the main event loop
      root.mainloop()

    • 2 lines with different line styles

      3.mp4
      import customtkinter as ctk  # Importing the customtkinter library as ctk
      import ctkchart  # Importing the ctkchart module for chart creation
      import random  # Importing the random module for generating random data
      import threading  # Importing the threading module for running tasks concurrently
      import time  # Importing the time module for adding delays
      
      # Create the root window and configure
      root = ctk.CTk()
      root.configure(fg_color=("#ffffff", "#0d1117"))
      root.geometry("720x430+200+200")  
      
      # Create a line chart widget
      line_chart = ctkchart.CTkLineChart(
          master=root,  # Set the master as the root window
          x_axis_values=("01-01", "01-02", "01-03", "01-04", "01-05", "01-06", "01-07", "01-08", "01-09", "01-10"),  # X-axis values
          y_axis_values=(0, 1000),  # Y-axis values (range)
          y_axis_label_count=10, # set y axis labels count to 10
      )
      
      line_chart.pack(pady=15)  # Pack the line chart widget into the root
      
      line1 = ctkchart.CTkLine(
          master=line_chart,  # Set the master as the line chart
          color=("#5dffb6","#5dffb6"), # index 0 for light and 1 for dark theme
          size=2,  # Set the line size to 2
          style="dashed", # style change to dashed
          style_type=(10, 5), #index 0 for dash width and 1 for space between dashes
      ) 
      
      line2 = ctkchart.CTkLine(
          master=line_chart,  # Set the master as the line chart
          color=("#FFBAD2", "#FFBAD2"), # index 0 for light and 1 for dark theme
          size=2,  # Set the line size to 2
          point_highlight="enabled", # enable point highlight
          point_highlight_color=("#FFBAD2", "#FFBAD2"), # enable point highlight
      )  
      
      def display_data():
          """Function to continuously display random data on the line chart."""
          while True:
              random_data = [random.choice(range(0, 1000))]  # Generate random data between 0 and 1000
              line_chart.show_data(line=line1, data=random_data)  # Display the random data on the line 1 on chart
              random_data = [random.choice(range(0, 1000))]  # Generate random data between 0 and 1000
              line_chart.show_data(line=line2, data=random_data)  # Display the random data on the line 2 on chart    
              time.sleep(0.5)  # Pause for 0.5 seconds before the next iteration
      
      # Call the display_data function as a separate thread
      threading.Thread(target=display_data).start()
      
      # Start the main event loop
      root.mainloop()

    • 3 lines with different line styles

      4.mp4
      import customtkinter as ctk  # Importing the customtkinter library as ctk
      import ctkchart  # Importing the ctkchart module for chart creation
      import random  # Importing the random module for generating random data
      import threading  # Importing the threading module for running tasks concurrently
      import time  # Importing the time module for adding delays
      
      # Create the root window and configure
      root = ctk.CTk()
      root.configure(fg_color=("#ffffff", "#0d1117"))
      root.geometry("720x430+200+200")  
      
      # Create a line chart widget
      line_chart = ctkchart.CTkLineChart(
          master=root,  # Set the master as the root window
          x_axis_values=("01-01", "01-02", "01-03", "01-04", "01-05", "01-06", "01-07", "01-08", "01-09", "01-10"),  # X-axis values
          y_axis_values=(0, 1000),  # Y-axis values (range)
          y_axis_label_count=10, # set y axis labels count to 10
      )
      
      line_chart.pack(pady=15)  # Pack the line chart widget into the root
      
      # Create a line 1 for the line chart
      line1 = ctkchart.CTkLine(
          master=line_chart,  # Set the master as the line chart
          size=2,  # Set the line size to 2
          fill="enabled" # enable line fill
      )  
      
      line2 = ctkchart.CTkLine(
          master=line_chart,  # Set the master as the line chart
          color=("#5dffb6","#5dffb6"), # index 0 for light and 1 for dark theme
          size=2,  # Set the line size to 2
          style="dashed", # style change to dashed
          style_type=(10, 5), #index 0 for dash width and 1 for space between dashes
      ) 
      
      line3 = ctkchart.CTkLine(
          master=line_chart,  # Set the master as the line chart
          color=("#FFBAD2", "#FFBAD2"), # index 0 for light and 1 for dark theme
          size=2,  # Set the line size to 2
          point_highlight="enabled", # enable point highlight
          point_highlight_color=("#FFBAD2", "#FFBAD2"), # enable point highlight
      )  
      
      def display_data():
          """Function to continuously display random data on the line chart."""
          while True:
              random_data = [random.choice(range(0, 1000))]  # Generate random data between 0 and 1000
              line_chart.show_data(line=line1, data=random_data)  # Display the random data on the line 1 on chart
              random_data = [random.choice(range(0, 1000))]  # Generate random data between 0 and 1000
              line_chart.show_data(line=line2, data=random_data)  # Display the random data on the line 2 on chart
              random_data = [random.choice(range(0, 1000))]  # Generate random data between 0 and 1000
              line_chart.show_data(line=line3, data=random_data)  # Display the random data on the line 3 on chart
              time.sleep(0.5)  # Pause for 0.5 seconds before the next iteration
      
      # Call the display_data function as a separate thread
      threading.Thread(target=display_data).start()
      
      # Start the main event loop
      root.mainloop()

    • Advance (Actually not, Just Two More Attributes Added)

      5.mp4
      import customtkinter as ctk  # Importing the customtkinter library as ctk
      import ctkchart  # Importing the ctkchart module for chart creation
      import random  # Importing the random module for generating random data
      import threading  # Importing the threading module for running tasks concurrently
      import time  # Importing the time module for adding delays
      
      # Create the root window and configure
      root = ctk.CTk()
      root.configure(fg_color=("#ffffff", "#0d1117"))
      root.geometry("720x430+200+200")  
      
      # Create a line chart widget
      line_chart = ctkchart.CTkLineChart(
          master=root,  # Set the master as the root window
          x_axis_values=("01-01", "01-02", "01-03", "01-04", "01-05", "01-06", "01-07", "01-08", "01-09", "01-10"),  # X-axis values
          y_axis_values=(0, 1000),  # Y-axis values (range)
          y_axis_label_count=10, # set y axis labels count to 1
          y_axis_section_count=10,
          x_axis_section_count=10,
      )
      
      line_chart.pack(pady=15)  # Pack the line chart widget into the root
      
      line1 = ctkchart.CTkLine(
          master=line_chart,  # Set the master as the line chart
          color=("#5dffb6","#5dffb6"), # index 0 for light and 1 for dark theme
          size=2,  # Set the line size to 2
          style="dashed", # style change to dashed
          style_type=(10, 5), #index 0 for dash width and 1 for space between dashes
      ) 
      
      line2 = ctkchart.CTkLine(
          master=line_chart,  # Set the master as the line chart
          color=("#FFBAD2", "#FFBAD2"), # index 0 for light and 1 for dark theme
          size=2,  # Set the line size to 2
          point_highlight="enabled", # enable point highlight
          point_highlight_color=("#FFBAD2", "#FFBAD2"), # enable point highlight
      )  
      
      def display_data():
          """Function to continuously display random data on the line chart."""
          while True:
              random_data = [random.choice(range(0, 1000))]  # Generate random data between 0 and 1000
              line_chart.show_data(line=line1, data=random_data)  # Display the random data on the line 1 on chart
              random_data = [random.choice(range(0, 1000))]  # Generate random data between 0 and 1000
              line_chart.show_data(line=line2, data=random_data)  # Display the random data on the line 2 on chart    
              time.sleep(0.5)  # Pause for 0.5 seconds before the next iteration
      
      # Call the display_data function as a separate thread
      threading.Thread(target=display_data).start()
      
      # Start the main event loop
      root.mainloop()

    • Light and Dark theme

      For every parameter that involves color in ctkchart, you can provide either:

      • A single string representing the color.
      • A tuple of two strings where the first string represents the color for the light theme and the second string represents the color for the dark theme.
      6.mp4

    Explore customizable features such as colors, fonts, and more in the documentation.

    Please refer to the full documentation


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