Does ipyvuetify trigger anything when the rendering is done ?

[12rambau]

We are implementing web-applications based on voila and ipyvuetify. The loading of the voila cells is done in the background and once it's ready it is served to the user of ou website inside an iframe.

Problem is that the rendering of the widgets themselves takes time and the screen only remains blacks/white (depending on the selected theme) for several seconds (up the 30 actually). Without any information some of our user simply quit the page and the kernel is then lost.

What we would like to do is not only wait for voila to load the cells but also to wait for the widget rendering and only display the iframe to the user when everything is visible.

Is ipyvuetify already sending a trigger when rendering is complete ? Is there something I could be listening to ? If nothing exist could it be integrated to ipyvuetify (or ipyvue) somewhere ?

As a demo we have a small dummy application running on heroku here: https://sepal-ui.herokuapp.com

EDIT

Due to this incident on heroku platform (https://status.heroku.com/incidents/2413) the app is not available

[maartenbreddels]

Hi,

I was waiting for the heroku app to come back online, but it seems that will take a while. Did you already solve it? I wonder if this could be an issue with the animation. Do you mind if I send you an invite for a private repo with a ipywidgets web/data app server, you can test if it also happens there?

Regards,

Maarten

[12rambau]

I didn't looked back at my application since I posted my request. let me check (the Heroku incident is independent from my question, it's just that you can't see the demo anymore).

[12rambau]

@maartenbreddels It seems that the connection between GitHub and Heroku won't be fixed soon so if your invitation to a private repo is still on the table I'm in