pyrevit.output¶

pyrevit.output.linkmaker

Provide access to output window and its functionality.

This module provides access to the output window for the currently running pyRevit command. The proper way to access this wrapper object is through the get_output() of pyrevit.script module. This method, in return uses the pyrevit.output module to get access to the output wrapper.

Example

>>> from pyrevit import script
>>> output = script.get_output()

Here is the source of pyrevit.script.get_output(). As you can see this functions calls the pyrevit.output.get_output() to receive the output wrapper.

def get_output():
    """Return object wrapping output window for current script.

    Returns:
        :obj:`pyrevit.output.PyRevitOutputWindow`: Output wrapper object
    """
    return output.get_output()

class pyrevit.output.PyRevitOutputWindow¶

Wrapper to interact with the output window.

add_style(style_code, attribs=None)¶

Inject style tag into current html head of the output window.

Parameters:	style_code (str) – css styling code attribs (`dict`) – dictionary of attribute names and value

Example

>>> output = pyrevit.output.get_output()
>>> output.add_style('body { color: blue; }')

center()¶: Center the output window on the screen

close()¶: Close the window.

close_others(all_open_outputs=False)¶

Close all other windows that belong to the current command.

Parameters:	all_open_outputs (bool) – Close all any other windows if True

debug_mode¶

Set debug mode on output window and stream.

This will cause the output window to print information about the buffer stream and other aspects of the output window mechanism.

freeze()¶: Freeze output content update.

get_head_html()¶: str: Return inner code of html head element.

get_height()¶: int: Return current window height.

get_title()¶: str: Return current window title.

get_width()¶: int: Return current window width.

hide()¶: Hide the window.

hide_logpanel()¶: Hide output window logging panel.

hide_progress()¶: Hide output window progress bar.

indeterminate_progress(state)¶: Show or hide indeterminate progress bar.

inject_script(script_code, attribs=None, body=False)¶

Inject script tag into current head (or body) of the output window.

Parameters:	script_code (str) – javascript code attribs (`dict`) – dictionary of attribute names and value body (bool, optional) – injects script into body instead of head

Example

>>> output = pyrevit.output.get_output()
>>> output.inject_script('',   # no script since it's a link
                         {'src': js_script_file_path})

inject_to_body(element_tag, element_contents, attribs=None)¶

Inject html element to current html body of the output window.

Parameters:	element_tag (str) – html tag of the element e.g. ‘div’ element_contents (str) – html code of the element contents attribs (`dict`) – dictionary of attribute names and value

Example

>>> output = pyrevit.output.get_output()
>>> output.inject_to_body('script',
                          '',   # no script since it's a link
                          {'src': js_script_file_path})

inject_to_head(element_tag, element_contents, attribs=None)¶

Inject html element to current html head of the output window.

Parameters:	element_tag (str) – html tag of the element e.g. ‘div’ element_contents (str) – html code of the element contents attribs (`dict`) – dictionary of attribute names and value

Example

>>> output = pyrevit.output.get_output()
>>> output.inject_to_head('script',
                          '',   # no script since it's a link
                          {'src': js_script_file_path})

insert_divider(level='')¶: Add horizontal rule to the output window.

static linkify(element_ids, title=None)¶

Create clickable link for the provided element ids.

This method, creates the link but does not print it directly.

Parameters:	element_ids (`list` of ElementId) – element_ids – single or multiple ids title (str) – tile of the link. defaults to list of element ids

Example

>>> output = pyrevit.output.get_output()
>>> for idx, elid in enumerate(element_ids):
>>>     print('{}: {}'.format(idx+1, output.linkify(elid)))

lock_size()¶: Lock window size.

log_debug(message)¶: Report DEBUG message into output logging panel.

log_error(message)¶: Report ERROR message into output logging panel.

log_info(message)¶: Report INFO message into output logging panel.

log_success(message)¶: Report SUCCESS message into output logging panel.

log_warning(message)¶: Report WARNING message into output logging panel.

make_bar_chart(version=None)¶: PyRevitOutputChart: Return bar chart object.

make_bubble_chart(version=None)¶: PyRevitOutputChart: Return bubble chart object.

make_chart(version=None)¶: PyRevitOutputChart: Return chart object.

make_doughnut_chart(version=None)¶: PyRevitOutputChart: Return dougnut chart object.

make_line_chart(version=None)¶: PyRevitOutputChart: Return line chart object.

make_pie_chart(version=None)¶: PyRevitOutputChart: Return pie chart object.

make_polar_chart(version=None)¶: PyRevitOutputChart: Return polar chart object.

make_radar_chart(version=None)¶: PyRevitOutputChart: Return radar chart object.

make_stacked_chart(version=None)¶: PyRevitOutputChart: Return stacked chart object.

next_page()¶

Add hidden next page tag to the output window.

This is helpful to silently separate the output to multiple pages for better printing.

open_page(dest_file)¶

Open html page in output window.

Parameters:	dest_file (str) – full path of the target html file

open_url(dest_url)¶

Open url page in output window.

Parameters:	dest_url (str) – web url of the target page

output_id¶

Return id of the output window.

In current implementation, Id of output window is equal to the unique id of the pyRevit command it belongs to. This means that all output windows belonging to the same pyRevit command, will have identical output_id values.

Type:	str

output_uniqueid¶

Return unique id of the output window.

In current implementation, unique id of output window is a GUID string generated when the output window is opened. This id is unique to the instance of output window.

Type:	str

static print_code(code_str)¶

Print code to the output window with special formatting.

Example

>>> output = pyrevit.output.get_output()
>>> output.print_code('value = 12')

static print_html(html_str)¶

Add the html code to the output window.

Example

>>> output = pyrevit.output.get_output()
>>> output.print_html('<strong>Title</strong>')

print_image(image_path)¶

Prints given image to the output.

Example

>>> output = pyrevit.output.get_output()
>>> output.print_image(r'C:\image.gif')

static print_md(md_str)¶

Process markdown code and print to output window.

Example

>>> output = pyrevit.output.get_output()
>>> output.print_md('### Title')

print_table(table_data, columns=None, formats=None, title='', last_line_style='')¶

Print provided data in a table in output window.

Parameters:	table_data (`list` of iterables) – 2D array of data title (str) – table title columns (`list` str) – list of column names formats (`list` str) – column data formats last_line_style (str) – css style of last row

Example

>>> data = [
... ['row1', 'data', 'data', 80 ],
... ['row2', 'data', 'data', 45 ],
... ]
>>> output.print_table(
... table_data=data,
... title="Example Table",
... columns=["Row Name", "Column 1", "Column 2", "Percentage"],
... formats=['', '', '', '{}%'],
... last_line_style='color:red;'
... )

renderer¶

Return html renderer inside output window.

Returns:	`System.Windows.Forms.WebBrowser` (In current implementation)

reset_icon()¶: Sets icon on the output window.

reset_progress()¶: Reset output window progress bar to zero.

resize(width, height)¶: Resize window to the new width and height.

save_contents(dest_file)¶

Save html code of the window.

Parameters:	dest_file (str) – full path of the destination html file

self_destruct(seconds)¶

Set self-destruct (close window) timer.

Parameters:	seconds (int) – number of seconds after which window is closed.

set_font(font_family, font_size)¶

Set window font family to the new font family and size.

Parameters:	font_family (str) – font family name e.g. ‘Courier New’ font_size (int) – font size e.g. 16

set_height(height)¶: Set window height to the new height.

set_icon(iconpath)¶: Sets icon on the output window.

set_title(new_title)¶: Set window title to the new title.

set_width(width)¶: Set window width to the new width.

show()¶: Show the window.

show_logpanel()¶: Show output window logging panel.

unfreeze()¶: Unfreeze output content update.

unhide_progress()¶: Unhide output window progress bar.

unlock_size()¶: Unock window size.

update_progress(cur_value, max_value)¶

Activate and update the output window progress bar.

Parameters:	cur_value (float) – current progress value e.g. 50 max_value (float) – total value e.g. 100

Example

>>> output = pyrevit.output.get_output()
>>> for i in range(100):
>>>     output.update_progress(i, 100)

window¶

Return output window object.

Type:	`PyRevitLabs.PyRevit.Runtime.ScriptConsole`

pyrevit.output.docclosing_eventhandler(sender, args)¶: Close all output window on document closing.

pyrevit.output.get_default_stylesheet()¶: Return default css stylesheet used by output window.

pyrevit.output.get_output()¶: pyrevit.output.PyRevitOutputWindow : Return output window.

pyrevit.output.get_stylesheet()¶: Return active css stylesheet used by output window.

pyrevit.output.reset_stylesheet()¶: Reset active stylesheet to default.

pyrevit.output.set_stylesheet(stylesheet)¶

Set active css stylesheet used by output window.

Parameters:	stylesheet (str) – full path to stylesheet file

pyrevit.output.setup_output_closer()¶: Setup document closing event listener.