Like the original Button API, this is not the best code out there. This means that if you try to break it, it will break. But as long as you do what it expects you to do, you'll be fine
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Lets look at an example:
because this code extends direwolf's original Api, you might first get to know how it works, before reading this
Direwolf's video
Like the Old Button API, making buttons, labels and titles is still (mostly) the same. but just for clarity:
os.loadAPI("gui") --# This loads the API gui.addButton("Test1", test1, 10, 20, 3, 5) --# this is the old way of making a button, which still works gui.addButton("Test2", test2, 10, 20, 7, 9, colors.blue, colors.yellow) --#However, in this version you can now also add the normal and active/flash colour of the button respectively --#if you don't include the colour, the button will be red and lime gui.screenButton() --#Remember to put this after you created all the buttons, this prints them out on screen gui.heading("Test") gui.label(1,5,"Demo") --#this adds the normal heading and label, nothing too complicated about that.Now for the charts.
You make them similarly to a button, however they take a few optional parameters. lets look at the 2 charts I got in this demo:
gui.addChart("graph", 23, 29, 5, 15, 50, colors.orange, "RF") gui.addChart("test", 29, 35, 5, 15, 75, colors.white, "EU") --#The parameters used, in order are: name, xmin, xmax, ymin, ymax, value, colour, label --#note that the value must be a percentage(%) and that you may leave the label blank --#also note that the name you give it is just an identifier, not the label it will display gui.screenChart() --# just like screenButton, this writes the changes to the screenYou may also want to update the value and colour of the chart, which is easily done using this method:
gui.updateChart("graph", 20, colors.red) --# you tell it the name, give it a new value and colour, and it will update the screen automaticly
As you can see, this is basically all you need to do to display simple charts on screen.
I hope you like It. If you have any bugs, problems or suggestions feel free to reply