Is it possible to use panic/fandango with python3?
Hi!
We are actually working on it, fandango in python3 is currently on pre-release testing and should be ready soon. The server side of PyAlarm will follow and we hope to have all server-side-panic running in python3 before summer.
Sergi
[quote=“sergi_rubio”]Hi!
We are actually working on it, fandango in python3 is currently on pre-release testing and should be ready soon. The server side of PyAlarm will follow and we hope to have all server-side-panic running in python3 before summer.
Sergi[/quote]
Thank you; look forward to the release.
Ameya
Hi Sergi,
are there any news on the py3-release?
Thanks
Daniel
Hey! The answer is … yes*
The great news is that the main dependency of panic (fandango) is already ported to python3 and performing well in production. A release of the server-side of panic (PyAlarm device + API) in python3 is going to be released soon (as soon as in 2-3 weeks).
*but! The GUI side in python3 is going to take some more time, as I have to upgrade several dependencies python2->python3 pyqt4->pyqt5 taurus3->taurus4 pyqwt->pyqtgraph
So, my answer is “almost ready” for the server-side, and in few days I’ll publish the release not on this same forum. Having the “server-side” running means that you can already program alarms and receive notifications, using the python3 api for configuration.
As an alternative to the Qt GUI you may try the IC@MS option, a web-based Panic GUI developed by s2innovation:
Sergi