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@jonasvdd, if you're not keen on adding kaleido as dependency I can look into serializing the figure into html and render this instead when the dash app is not reachable |
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LGTM, just the kaleido and the docs, but the latter can be tackled in #104
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| trace-updater = ">=0.0.8" | ||
| numpy = ">=1.21.0" | ||
| Flask-Cors = "^3.0.10" | ||
| kaleido = "0.2.1" |
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Can this be made optional?
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The only places we interact with kaleido is in pyproject.toml (and the underlying plotly code). So this can be made optional i.m.o. and we should just document this properly in our docs. #104
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added it as a dev dependency and updated the docs of the FigureResampler.show_dash
This PR does;
FigureResamplerwhen notebook is disconnectedLook more into;
_ipython_display_forFigureResampler? @jonasvddHow does this work;
This PR adds additional JavaScript code to the
IPython.display.displaymethod, which contains a base64 bytarray image of the shown figure. When the dash app is not reachable, the image is shown instead of the iframe (which embedded the connected dash app). This works because the JavaScript in the notebook output cells gets executed each time a notebook is loaded (:exclamation: the kernel should not be running for this to happen).How is this implemented;
We create a
JupyterDashsubclass which extends the "inline" visualization capabilities with the functionality described above.This extension is triggered when *"inline_persistent" *is used in the
FigureResampler.show_dashmethod_uidto each object_uidNote that this is the only CORS endpoint of the JupyterDash app & is only preset when "inline_persistent" is used!