Slider
Introduction
Slider
is a widget in Supervisely that allows users to input numerical values within a specific range. The widget is commonly used to set parameters such as batch size in machine learning models. Users can adjust the slider handle to select the desired value, and the corresponding numerical value is displayed. Slider
widget also provides users with the ability to customize the slider range, height in vertical mode and step size between values, allowing for more precise and flexible inputs.
Function signature
Parameters
value
Union[int, float, List[int]]
Slider
start value
min
int
Minimum value
max
int
Maximum value
step
int
Step size
show_input
bool
Whether to display an input box, works when range
is False
show_input_controls
bool
Whether to display control buttons when show-input
is True
show_stops
bool
Whether to display breakpoints
show_tooltip
bool
Whether to display tooltip value
range
bool
Whether to select a range
vertical
bool
Vertical mode
height
int
Slider
height, required in vertical mode
style
str
Specifies an inline style for an element
widget_id
str
ID of the widget
value
Determine Slider
start value.
type: Union[int, List[int]]
default value: 0
min
Determine Slider
minimum value.
type: int
default value: 0
max
Determine Slider
maximum value.
type: int
default value: 100
step
Determine step size.
type: int
default value: 1
show_input
Whether to display an input box, works when range
is false.
type: bool
default value: false
show_input_controls
Whether to display control buttons when show-input
is true.
type: bool
default value: false
show_stops
Whether to display breakpoints.
type: bool
default value: false
show_tooltip
Whether to display tooltip value.
type: bool
default value: true
range
Determine whether to select a range, equires value to be List[int, int].
type: bool
default value: true
vertical
Determine vertical mode.
type: bool
default value: false
height
Determine Slider
height, required in vertical mode.
type: int
default value: None
style
Specifies an inline style for an element.
type: str
default value: ""
widget_id
ID of the widget.
type: str
default value: None
Methods and attributes
set_value(value: Union[int, float, List[int]])
Set Slider
value.
get_value()
Return Slider
value.
set_min()
Set Slider
minimum.
get_min()
Return Slider
minimum.
set_max()
Set Slider
maximum.
get_max()
Return Slider
maximum.
set_step()
Set Slider
step.
get_step()
Return Slider
step.
is_input_enabled()
Return Slider
showInput
value.
show_input()
Set showInput
value to True
.
hide_input()
Set showInput
value to False
.
is_input_controls_enabled()
Return Slider
showInputControls
value.
show_input_controls()
Set showInputControls
value to True
.
hide_input_controls()
Set showInputControls
value to False
.
is_step_enabled()
Return Slider
showStops
value.
show_steps()
Set showStops
value to True
.
hide_steps()
ESet showStops
value to False
.
is_tooltip_enabled()
Return Slider
showTooltip
value.
show_tooltip()
Set showTooltip
value to True
.
hide_tooltip()
Set showTooltip
value to False
.
@value_changed
Decorator function is handled when value is changed
Mini App Example
You can find this example in our Github repository:
ui-widgets-demos/controls/005_slider/src/main.py
Import libraries
Init API client
First, we load environment variables with credentials and init API for communicating with Supervisely Instance:
Create Text
widget we will use in UI for demo Slider
widget
Text
widget we will use in UI for demo Slider
widgetInitialize Slider
widget
Slider
widgetCreate app layout
Prepare a layout for app using Card
widget with the content
parameter and place widget that we've just created in the Container
widget.
Create app using layout
Create an app object with layout parameter.
Add functions to control widget from code
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