Adding Custom Tab To Prism Settings

This example plugin adds a custom tab to the Prism User Settings and a custom tab to the Prism Project Settings.

Custom widgets can be displayed in each of these tabs.

See the section for Single File Plugins on how to load this example.

# AddTabToSettings.py

name = "AddTabToSettings"
classname = "AddTabToSettings"


from qtpy.QtWidgets import *


class AddTabToSettings:
    def __init__(self, core):
        self.core = core
        self.version = "v1.0.0"

        # register projectSettings_loadUI callback. will be triggered when project settings open
        self.core.registerCallback("projectSettings_loadUI", self.projectSettings_loadUI, plugin=self)

        # register projectSettings_loadUI callback. will be triggered when user settings open
        self.core.registerCallback("userSettings_loadUI", self.userSettings_loadUI, plugin=self)

    def projectSettings_loadUI(self, origin):
        # create a widget
        origin.w_myPlugin = QWidget()
        origin.lo_myPlugin = QVBoxLayout(origin.w_myPlugin)

        # create a button
        origin.b_myMessage = QPushButton("Press Me (Project)")
        origin.b_myMessage.clicked.connect(lambda: self.core.popup("Hello"))
        origin.lo_myPlugin.addWidget(origin.b_myMessage)

        sp_stretch = QSpacerItem(0, 0, QSizePolicy.Fixed, QSizePolicy.Expanding)
        origin.lo_myPlugin.addItem(sp_stretch)

        # add tab to Project Settings
        origin.addTab(origin.w_myPlugin, "My Plugin")

    def userSettings_loadUI(self, origin):
        # create a widget
        origin.w_myPlugin = QWidget()
        origin.lo_myPlugin = QVBoxLayout(origin.w_myPlugin)

        # create a button
        origin.b_myMessage = QPushButton("Press Me (User)")
        origin.b_myMessage.clicked.connect(lambda: self.core.popup("Hello"))
        origin.lo_myPlugin.addWidget(origin.b_myMessage)
        sp_stretch = QSpacerItem(0, 0, QSizePolicy.Fixed, QSizePolicy.Expanding)
        origin.lo_myPlugin.addItem(sp_stretch)

        # add tab to User Settings
        origin.addTab(origin.w_myPlugin, "My Plugin")