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AI Runner Contribution Guide

Thank you for your interest in contributing to AI Runner. This guide provides an overview of our project's conventions and practices. Please ensure all commits are signed.

Coding Conventions

We follow the PEP 8 style guide for Python code. You can find the complete guide here.

Logging Practices

  • Use self.logger for logging within classes.

Examples:

  • self.logger.debug("...")
  • self.logger.info("...")
  • self.logger.warning("...")
  • self.logger.error("...")

Signal and Slot Management

We utilize a SignalMediator class to manage signal-slot connections across different classes without direct imports.

Example:

In the __init__ function of a class, connect a slot:

self.register(SignalCode.SOME_CODE_SIGNAL, self.on_some_signal)

Then, define the slot function:

def on_some_signal(self, message):
    # Implement functionality here
    ...

To emit the signal (from any class):

self.emit(SignalCode.SOME_CODE_SIGNAL, "Hello World!")

Note: We use the SignalCode enum to define signal codes. The message parameter is optional and can be any object type.

Inter-Class Function Calls

We employ a ServiceLocator class to call functions defined in one class from another class, avoiding direct imports.

Example:

Register a function:

self.register_service(ServiceCode.SOME_CODE, self.some_function)

Define the function:

def some_function(self, message):
    # Implement functionality here
    ...

To call the function (from any class):

self.get_service(ServiceCode.SOME_CODE)("Hello World!")

Widgets, templates and resources (icons)

Widgets

Widgets are stored under src/airunner/widgets. Each widget has a templates directory which contains template files for the widget (see below for more information).

  • Widgets all extends from BaseWidget.
  • Classes are named ExampleWidget where Example is the name of the widget and Widget is the suffix.
  • See existing widgets for examples of how to extend BaseWidget and use the widget_class_ attribute.

Templates

  • Templates are stored in a templates directory inside of each widget directory
  • Use pyside6-designer to edit templates
  • Build templates with python bin/build_ui.py
  • See existing widgets for examples of how to use templates

Icons

Icons are managed with resource files which are in turn managed with pyside6-designer and built with a custom script (see the following list).

  • Use svgrepo for icons
  • Icons are stored in src/airunner/icons/dark and src/airunner/icons/light for dark and light themes respectively.
  • Use pyside6-designer to add or edit icons
  • Build resources with python bin/build_ui.py