Unable to render outside of a notebook context

[cpsievert]

The suggested way of getting standalone HTML from ipywidgets doesn't appear to work:

import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
import json

from ipydatagrid import DataGrid, TextRenderer, Expr

n = 50_000

df = pd.DataFrame(
    {
        "Value 1": np.random.randn(n),
        "Value 2": np.random.randn(n),
        "Value 3": np.random.choice([True, False], n),
        "Value 4": np.random.choice([True, False], n),
    }
)

# This returns the unicode value for specific font-awesome icons,
# check-out this link for more icons:
# https://fontawesome.com/v4.7.0/cheatsheet/
def bool_render_text1(cell):
    if cell.value > 0:
        return "\uf00c"  # Check
    else:
        return "\uf00d"  # Cross


def bool_render_text2(cell):
    if cell.value > 0:
        return "\uf111"  # Circle
    else:
        return " "


def bool_render_text3(cell):
    if cell.value:
        return "\uf164"  # Thumb up
    else:
        return "\uf165"  # Thumb down


def bool_render_text4(cell):
    if cell.value:
        return "\uf118"  # Smile
    else:
        return "\uf119"  # Frown


def bool_render_color(cell):
    if cell.value > 0:
        return "#2fbd34"
    else:
        return "#b82538"


common_args = {
    "font": "bold 14px fontawesome",
    "text_color": Expr(bool_render_color),
    "horizontal_alignment": "center",
}

renderers = {
    "Value 1": TextRenderer(text_value=Expr(bool_render_text1), **common_args),
    "Value 2": TextRenderer(text_value=Expr(bool_render_text2), **common_args),
    "Value 3": TextRenderer(text_value=Expr(bool_render_text3), **common_args),
    "Value 4": TextRenderer(text_value=Expr(bool_render_text4), **common_args),
}

#display(df)

w = DataGrid(df, base_row_size=30, base_column_size=150, renderers=renderers)

from ipywidgets.embed import embed_minimal_html

embed_minimal_html("index.html", w)

$ python3 -m http.server

[ibdafna]

Hello 👋 @cpsievert and welcome to the ipydatagrid community!

Looking at your error above, it seems like you have an issue with the ipytree package. Can you check again and let me know?

Thanks!

[cpsievert]

Whoops, I included the wrong screenshot, I just updated it to the correct one :)

[ibdafna]

@cpsievert I am going to take a look at this in the first week of January. Happy new year! 😄

[joseberlines]

Since ipytree was mentioned I allow myself to ask if ipytree is also a blommberg based create package? Thanks