Internet access required for client? about justpy

[knoxvilledatabase]

Thats awesome!

[knoxvilledatabase]

This was already resolved: #33

justpy.env
STATIC_DIRECTORY = static/
TEMPLATES_DIRECTORY = static/templates

Then make a copy of all of the templates from https://github.com/elimintz/justpy/tree/master/justpy/templates

Then download all of the resources and source the path in the template file.

[samesand]

Thanks!

If I'm not using any custom templates, is there any thing else I need to do besides copying the templates and modifying the justpy.env file?

[elimintz]

@samesand
Please upgrade to version 0.0.9 (just released today) and add the following line to justpy.env:
NO_INTERNET = True

This is a much more simple solution I hope.
Let me know if this works well for you.

[samesand]

This is great! Thanks, and thank you for creating such great library.

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[samesand]

@samesand
Please upgrade to version 0.0.9 (just released today) and add the following line to justpy.env:
NO_INTERNET = True

This is a much more simple solution I hope.
Let me know if this works well for you.

I tried this today after upgrading to 0.0.9, but the client is still asking for internet connection. Is there anything else I need to do in addition to edit the justpy.env?

[elimintz]

Could you please post a program you have problems with?
Could be it can't get the default favicon but that shouldn't stop the page from loading. What client are you using?

[samesand]

Actually, I just tested changing the host and the port number using the justpy.env file and it doesn't have any effect, so it seems that it's not reading the configuration file. Here is what I have:

• a justpy.env file on the same folder as my python file
• a line in my python file with config = justpy.Config('justpy.env')

Is there anything else I need?

Thanks.

[samesand]

Could you please post a program you have problems with?
Could be it can't get the default favicon but that shouldn't stop the page from loading. What client are you using?

Google Chrome on Windows 10

[elimintz]

I think the problem may be that you added

config = justpy.Config('justpy.env')

to your program. Remove this line and see what happens.

[samesand]

I tried and I got the same result. This is my code:

` import datetime as dt
import time
import probedataextraction as pde

import dataprocessing as dp
import webpageclasses as wpc
import datetime as dt
import pandas as pd

import justpy as jp
import time
import asyncio


LOCATIONS = {
	"N_PRB45": 0,
	"N_PRB48": 1,
	"N_PRB54": 2,
}

tools = {}
wp = jp.WebPage(classes="ml-1", delete_flag=False)

# create containers

row_2 = jp.Div(classes="flex mt-3", a=wp)
row_1 = jp.Div(classes="flex mt-3", a=wp)
cell_1 = jp.Div(classes="flex w-1/2 flex-wrap", a=row_1)
cell_2 = jp.Div(classes="flex w-1/2 flex-wrap", a=row_1)
cell_blank = jp.Div(classes="w-1/2 ml-3", a=row_2)
cell_3 = jp.Div(classes="flex w-1/2 flex-wrap", a=row_2)

# title and clock
title = jp.Div(
	text="Probe Dashboard",
	classes="max-w-sm text-5xl overflow-hidden text-left",
	a=cell_blank,
)

clock = jp.Div(
	text="00:00:00",
	classes="max-w-sm text-3xl overflow-hidden text-left",
	a=cell_blank,
)

cells = [cell_1, cell_2, cell_3]

for tool in LOCATIONS.keys():

	tools[tool] = wpc.Tool(tool, cells[LOCATIONS[tool]])
	tools[tool].add_chamber(tool)
	tools[tool].add_csst(tool)

async def board_update():
	while True:
		mapfiles = pde.map_files()
		standards = pde.standards()
		current_state = dp.map_file_summary(mapfiles)
		current_state = dp.add_probe_standards(current_state, standards, on="part")
		current_state = dp.prober_state(current_state)
		tools_dict = current_state.set_index("tool").to_dict(orient="index")

		for tool in tools_dict.keys():
			tool_data = tools_dict[tool]

			if tool_data["state"] in ["short_delay", "long_delay", "completed"]:
				elapsed_time = dt.datetime.now() - tool_data["end_dt"]
			else:
				elapsed_time = dt.datetime.now() - tool_data["start_dt"]

			elapsed_time = str(elapsed_time).split(" ")[-1].split(".")[0]
			tools[tool].cssts[tool].set_state(tool_data["state"])
			tools[tool].cssts[tool].set_lot(tool_data["lot"])
			tools[tool].cssts[tool].set_wafer(tool_data["wafer"])
			tools[tool].cssts[tool].set_recipe(tool_data["part"])
			tools[tool].cssts[tool].set_time(elapsed_time[:-3])

		clock.text = dt.datetime.now().strftime("%H:%M")
		jp.run_task(wp.update())
		await asyncio.sleep(60)


async def board_init():
	jp.run_task(board_update())

async def webpage():
	return wp

jp.justpy(webpage, startup=board_init)

`

[elimintz]

I don't have access to some libraries you are importing so can't run the program.

Try the following simple program:

import justpy as jp

def internet_test():
    wp = jp.WebPage()
    jp.Hello(a=wp)
    return wp

jp.justpy(internet_test)

justpy.env looks like this:

NO_INTERNET = True

I disconnect my internet and it runs. Please try it on your end and let me know what happens.

[samesand]

Try the following simple program:

I tried the program with the same result. I added the HOST and PORT configuration lines to the justpy.env file to see if they had any effect, and they don't, so it seems that it's not reading the juspy.env file or ignoring it.

Thanks for your help.

[elimintz]

Could you please check that the file in the directory the program is run from? I can't think of any other reason why this would not work.

[samesand]

Could you please check that the file in the directory the program is run from? I can't think of any other reason why this would not work.

I have the justpy.env in the same folder as the file I posted before. I created the file with notepad.

[elimintz]

I'm sorry, I can't think of a reason this would not work. I can't replicate the issue.