How to use the pandasgui.store.store.settings function in pandasgui

for var_name, var_val in callers_local_vars:
            if var_val is df_object:
                df_name = var_name

        dataframes[df_name] = df_object

    # Add the dictionary of positional args to the kwargs
    if any([key in kwargs.keys() for key in dataframes.keys()]):
        logger.warning(
            "Duplicate DataFrame names were provided, duplicates were ignored."
        )
    kwargs = {**kwargs, **dataframes}

    pandas_gui = PandasGUI(**kwargs)

    if store.settings.block:
        pandas_gui.app.exec_()

    return pandas_gui

def show(*args, settings: dict = {}, **kwargs):
    """
    Create and show a PandasGUI window with all the DataFrames passed. *args and **kwargs should all be DataFrames

    Args:
        *args: These should all be DataFrames. The GUI uses stack inspection to get the variable name to use in the GUI
        block (bool): Indicates whether to run app._exec on the PyQt application to block further execution of script
        **kwargs: These should all be DataFrames. The key is the desired name and the value is the DataFrame object
    """

    for key, value in settings.items():
        setattr(store.settings, key, value)

    # Get the variable names in the scope show() was called from
    callers_local_vars = inspect.currentframe().f_back.f_locals.items()

    # Make a dictionary of the DataFrames from the position args and get their variable names using inspect
    dataframes = {}
    for i, df_object in enumerate(args):
        df_name = "untitled" + str(i + 1)

        for var_name, var_val in callers_local_vars:
            if var_val is df_object:
                df_name = var_name

        dataframes[df_name] = df_object

    # Add the dictionary of positional args to the kwargs