The Simstack tags and functionalities
This section presents the functionalities for the most common tags used to build the GUI displayed by the WaNos. We also introduce the Test-WaNo example, where the tags below and report are implemented.
1. Variables: Float, Integer, and string
SimStack supports all those variables to represent numbers, strings, and logical terms.
1<WaNoFloat name="var-name" force_disable = "False" description = "describe the meaning of your variable here">float value</WaNoFloat> 2<WaNoInt name="var-name" force_disable = "False" description = "describe the meaning of your variable here">integer value</WaNoInt> 3<WaNoString name="var-name" description = "describe the meaning of your variable here">string</WaNoString> 4<WaNoBool name="var-name" description= "describe the meaning of your variable here">False</WaNoBool>
2. Drop-down list
A drop-down list is a graphical control element allowing users
to choose one value from the options. Here we can use as many
options are necessary. The chosen="True" define the default value of the list.
1<WaNoDropDown name="var-name" description = "describe the meaning of your variable here"> 2 <Entry id="0" chosen="True">var-option 1</Entry> 3 <Entry id="1">var-option 2</Entry> 4 <Entry id="2">var-option 3</Entry> 5 <Entry id="3">var-option 4</Entry> 6 . 7 . 8 . 9 <Entry id="N">var-option N</Entry> 10</WaNoDropDown>
3. DictBox
WaNoDictBox creates a dialogue box that represents a dictionary of values, and
any modifications made by the end-user are changed in the rendered_wano.yml file. Below
we show a conditional dictbox, which should be available to the end-user only when
the name="var-name-Bool" be set to True.
1<WaNoBool name="var-name-Bool" description= "describe the meaning of your variable here">False</WaNoBool> 2<WaNoDictBox name="var-name" visibility_condition="%s == True" visibility_var_path="var-name-Bool"> 3 <WaNoFloat name="var-name 1">float value</WaNoFloat> 4 <WaNoInt name="var-name 2">integer value</WaNoInt> 5 <WaNoString name="var-name 3">string</WaNoS> 6</WaNoDictBox>
4. Multiple Of
The WaNoMultipleOf tag works as a dictbox too and beyond that it allows us to
set up directly on the GUI as many variables as needed.
1<WaNoMultipleOf name="var-nanme">
2 <Element id="0">
3 <WaNoString name="string-name">String</WaNoString>
4 </Element>
5</WaNoMultipleOf>
5. Load files
WaNoFile tag shows a box to define the path to a given selected file.
1<WaNoFile logical_filename="logical file-name" name="file-name"> file path </WaNoFile>
6. Generating .html reports for the WaNos
Here we show how to creates reports with .html files. In this example
(Test-WaNo) the logical_filename="report_template.body" should be
defined in the WaNoInputFile tag of Test-WaNo.xml file as shown below.
1<WaNoInputFile logical_filename="report_template.body">report_template.body</WaNoInputFile>
The .html code below shows the setup for the report in the Test-WaNo example.
1<html>
2 <h1> Test-Report </h1>
3<p style="color:blue;font-size:24px;">
4 The output of this WaNo is the figure.png file; you can download
5 it to your computer by simply clicking on it in the output folder.
6</p>
7
8<p style="color:blue;font-size:24px;">The inputs of this WaNo are displayed below.</p>
9{% for key, value in output_dict.items() %}
10 <p style="color:black;font-size:20px;"> {{ key }}: {{value}}</p>
11{% endfor %}
12
13<figure>
14 <img src="figure.png" alt="RDFs" style="width:65%">
15 <figcaption> <p style="color:red;font-size:24px;">Fig1. - Example of figure.</p> </figcaption>
16</figure>
17</html>