Controlling a sensor and displaying charts

[Mike_Woodward]

My app controls a temperature/humidity datalogger and is written as a multi-tabbed Bokeh app with multiple widgets, all running on a Bokeh server.

The device settings are controlled via a settings tab which makes use of various widgets, including button, textinput, and div. Because it can take a long time to load data from the device, I use callbacks to update the text display widget that reading is taking place, and a separate callback to do the actual reading (using this line of code curdoc().add_next_tick_callback(self.read_data_2)).

The temperature and humidity data is displayed on a chart tab, which obviously includes a datetime figure, but also uses the fileinput widget to load up data.

The code is on Github here: https://github.com/MikeWoodward/UT330B

Here are some screenshots of my app.

[Bryan]

@Mike_Woodward This looks great, thank you for sharing! FYI one thing you might give a try to see if you like:

p.toolbar_location = "above" 

That will make the toolbar snug against the frame (sharing the top of the plot with the title) instead of floating off past an axis. (But you might like the toolbar as a visual delimiter on the right, too!)