Nikhil Rao
Nikhil Rao
PR merged by @Alek99
Yes, try something like this: ```python class State(pc.State): text: str def clear_input(self): self.text = "" def index(): return pc.vstack( pc.input(value=State.text, on_change=State.set_text), pc.button("Clear Input", on_click=State.clear_input), ) ```
There's not a way to do it with `on_blur` currently because we can't set the input value programmatically without setting the value. We will try to think of a way...
We can definitely add this since it's already a React component! I added a comment on the [other issue](https://github.com/pynecone-io/pynecone/issues/199) about how we can fix the import syntax here. The rest...
You should be able to use event_triggers such as `on_click`, `on_mouse_enter`, `on_mouse_leave`, etc. and attach them to your chart components, that you can then you can bind them to event...
@rohitsathish I believe this is something that would be great as a [custom component](https://reflex.dev/docs/custom-components/overview). We could have a separate package called `reflex-echarts` which wraps this specific library. We don't want...
This is related to the [state mutation issue](https://github.com/pynecone-io/pynecone/issues/334) - if you add the extra line at the end: ```python self.button_state = self.button_state ``` it seems to work. Once we have...
Yup we now have fallback to HTTP
I think we may need to have to make some sort of `pc.form` component - then we can do it the same way as React by wrapping your `pc.input` in...
Not yet - I'll add this to the next milestone