Emil Haldrup Eriksen
Emil Haldrup Eriksen
I think it would be a nice addition! I would be happy to look at a PR :)
It is definitely _possible_, but I believe it would require changes to the `dash-leaflet` library code. It you make it work, I would be happy to look at a PR
@araichev Yes, it definitely would 👍. Do you have any particular deadline?
@araichev Yes, I believe that should be possible. I have sent you an email to discuss the details.
I really like this idea. I just put together a simple (but working) prototype implementation inspired by your code. So far, the syntax looks like this, ``` from dash_extensions.enrich import...
Another option would be to use a syntax closer to the current one, e.g. something like ``` from dash_extensions.enrich import DashProxy, callback, html, Input, Output @callback def hello(n_clicks: Input("btn", "n_clicks"))...
I have done another (small) iteration of the syntax, partly based on your comments, @anders-kiaer . My working example now looks like this, ```python from dash_extensions.enrich import DashProxy, callback, html,...
This is a nice addition. And a neat PR. One question; is there a reason you only target the `buttons` property (there's are more, e.g. `undo`)? Or is it just...
Please retry with version `0.1.9`, this version should resolve the issue.
It's probably related to the app initialization being different when using the `Embeddable` plugin, causing the callback transformation to not being invoked correctly. Unfortunately, I don't have access to Dash...