Another piece in the puzzle, pie chart widget for customtkinter, simple and easy to visualize any data in pie chart form.
- Simple widget
- Made specially for customtkinter
- Easily add/configure data
- Chooses color randomly
- Calculates % automatically
- No sharp edges
Download the source code, paste the CTkPieChart folder in the directory where your program is present.
import customtkinter
from CTkPieChart import *
root = customtkinter.CTk()
pie_chart = CTkPieChart(root)
pie_chart.pack()
pie_chart.add("A", 10)
pie_chart.add("B", 60, color="cyan", text_color="black")
pie_chart.add("C", 40)
root.mainloop()from CTkPieChart import *
import customtkinter
root = customtkinter.CTk()
pie_chart = CTkPieChart(root, line_width=50)
pie_chart.pack(side="left", padx=10, pady=10)
pie_chart.add("A", 90)
pie_chart.add("B", 90)
pie_chart.add("C", 90)
pie_chart.add("D", 45)
pie_chart.add("E", 45)
values = pie_chart.get()
frame = customtkinter.CTkFrame(root, fg_color="transparent")
frame.pack(side="left", padx=(0,10), pady=10)
for key, values in values.items():
data_circle = customtkinter.CTkRadioButton(frame, hover=False, text=key,
width=1,fg_color=values["color"])
data_circle.select()
data_circle.pack(pady=5)
root.mainloop()
| Parameters | Details |
|---|---|
| master | root window or frame |
| radius | the initial size of the pie chart |
| line_width | size of the inner radius |
| border_width | add border around the pie chart |
| border_color | color of the borders |
| bg_color | background color of the widget |
| text_color | color of the label text |
| values | add all the values at once, dict |
- .add(tag, value, color, text_color): adds new data in the chart, tag: section name; data: value; color: color of section (optional, choses color randomly by default), text_color: color of text over the section (optional)
- .delete(tag): delete a section from the chart
- .update(tag, *args): update any tag data
- .get(tag): return data/color of the chart sections, tag is optional
- .configure(*args): change parameters of the pie chart
- .cget(parameter): return the required parameter from the chart
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