Error loading applet: Got indent, want primary expression

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Hi everyone,

I’m finally getting around to trying to make my first Tidbyt app, inspired by the arrival of my second Tidbyt (Gen 2). I have experience with Python, but haven’t programmed in Go/Starlark before, and this being literally my first day using the language, I’ve encountered an error I can’t seem to resolve after modifying a ‘lift and shift’ approach on a similar app I used to base my idea around.

As the title states, when I go to serve the app via Pixlet, I get an error saying that it received an indent (in line 20, the one referring to the time_zone variable).

Please see the code below and let me know what I am missing to resolve this indent error.

"""
Applet: DaysSinceLast
Summary: Days Since Last [Incident]
Description: Displays the days since the last incident entered into custom text box. Based on AccidentFreeDays by Robert Ison.
Author: Drew Tschetter
"""

load("humanize.star", "humanize")
load("math.star", "math")
load("render.star", "render")
load("schema.star", "schema")
load("time.star", "time")

DEFAULT_DATE_TIME = "2020-01-01T00:00:00Z"
DEFAULT_COLOR = "#EEFF33"
DEFAULT_TEXT = "the incident."

def main(config):
    last_incident = time.parse_time(config.get("last_incident", DEFAULT_DATE_TIME))
	time_zone = config.get("$tz", "US/Eastern")  # Utilize special time_zone variable
	todays_date = time.now().in_location(time_zone)
	duration = todays_date - last_incident
	days_since = math.round(duration.hours / 24)
	if days_since < 0:
		days_since = 0.0

	day_or_days = "days"
	if days_since == 1.0:
		day_or_days = "day"

	num_color = config.get("color", DEFAULT_COLOR)
	message = config.get("text", DEFAULT_TEXT)

	return render.Root(
		render.Box(
			render.Column(
				cross_align = "center",
				main_align = "center",
				children = [
					render.Text("%s" % humanize.float("#,###.", days_since), color = num_color, font = "6x13"),
					render.Text("%s since" % day_or_days, color = "#ffffff", font = "tb-8"),
					render.Text(message, color = "#ffffff", font = "tb-8"),
				],
			),
		),
	)

def get_schema():
    return schema.Schema(
        version = "1",
        fields = [
            schema.DateTime(
                id = "last_incident",
                name = "Last_incident",
                desc = "Date of the last incident",
                icon = "calendar",
            ),
			schema.Text(
                id = "text",
                name = "Text",
                desc = "Brief description of the incident",
                icon = "font",
				default = "the incident.",
			),
			schema.Color(
                id = "color",
                name = "Color",
                desc = "Color of the incident-free duration number",
                icon = "brush",
                default = "#EEFF33",
            ),
        ],
    )```
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That’s because line 19 (last_incident = time.parse_time...) is indented with 4 spaces, whereas the others are indented with tabs. :wink:

I also see spaces being used in the get_schema() function.

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here it formatted to be all spaces with vscode

"""
Applet: DaysSinceLast
Summary: Days Since Last [Incident]
Description: Displays the days since the last incident entered into custom text box. Based on AccidentFreeDays by Robert Ison.
Author: Drew Tschetter
"""

load("humanize.star", "humanize")
load("math.star", "math")
load("render.star", "render")
load("schema.star", "schema")
load("time.star", "time")

DEFAULT_DATE_TIME = "2020-01-01T00:00:00Z"
DEFAULT_COLOR = "#EEFF33"
DEFAULT_TEXT = "the incident."


def main(config):
    last_incident = time.parse_time(config.get("last_incident", DEFAULT_DATE_TIME))
    time_zone = config.get("$tz", "US/Eastern")  # Utilize special time_zone variable
    todays_date = time.now().in_location(time_zone)
    duration = todays_date - last_incident
    days_since = math.round(duration.hours / 24)
    if days_since < 0:
        days_since = 0.0

    day_or_days = "days"
    if days_since == 1.0:
        day_or_days = "day"

    num_color = config.get("color", DEFAULT_COLOR)
    message = config.get("text", DEFAULT_TEXT)

    return render.Root(
        render.Box(
            render.Column(
                cross_align="center",
                main_align="center",
                children=[
                    render.Text(
                        "%s" % humanize.float("#,###.", days_since),
                        color=num_color,
                        font="6x13",
                    ),
                    render.Text("%s since" % day_or_days, color="#ffffff", font="tb-8"),
                    render.Text(message, color="#ffffff", font="tb-8"),
                ],
            ),
        ),
    )


def get_schema():
    return schema.Schema(
        version="1",
        fields=[
            schema.DateTime(
                id="last_incident",
                name="Last_incident",
                desc="Date of the last incident",
                icon="calendar",
            ),
            schema.Text(
                id="text",
                name="Text",
                desc="Brief description of the incident",
                icon="font",
                default="the incident.",
            ),
            schema.Color(
                id="color",
                name="Color",
                desc="Color of the incident-free duration number",
                icon="brush",
                default="#EEFF33",
            ),
        ],
    )
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4

Thanks for the reformat!

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Muito obrigado, must have gotten the spaces from copying and pasting documentation, where the tabs came from me editing in my IDE.

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6

I was gonna say it sounds like a classic tabs-vs-spaces problem. Don’t get me started on the folly of whitespace-sensitive languages. :wink: