A Simple Report

import ardi.util.mplreport

@mplreport.ardireport("Sample Report")
def CreateReport(report,args):    

   #Set up the report page
   fig,ax = report.CreatePage(1)
   report.Title()

   #Fetch the report data
   thedata = report.FetchHistory("'Temperature' PROPERTYEX ALLPOINTS")   

   #Check for incomplete data
   if report.FetchFailure():
      report.Failed("\n".join(report.errors))

   frame = thedata.data

   #Draw the lines
   for colname in frame.columns:
        ax.plot(frame[colname],label=colname)

   #Setup the axes
   ax.margins(x=0)
   ax.grid()
   ax.legend()
   ax.set_xlabel("Time")
   ax.set_ylabel("Temperature (Deg C)")
   report.TimeAxis(ax.xaxis)

   report.Save()

See the mplreport reference to learn more.

Note that scheduling transmission of the report is not set up at the individual-report level and is instead done using report bundles.

You can create additional files along-side your reports. Simply save them to args.target, replacing the extension (ie. .pdf) with the target extension (ie. .xml).

These files will be available for download along-side your reports.

If creating reports that are not PDF files, don't use the CreatePage, Title or Save functions and simply create your output file within the Python code.

Save your final output file to the path given by args.target. You can also optionally write a PNG file with the same name (replace the file extension with .png), which will be used as the thumbnail for the report.

If thumbnails aren't relevant or easy to produce, you can instead include a pre-made 'thumb.png' file in your report folder that will be used as a thumbnail for all of your reports.