The dash-extensions package is a collection of utility functions, syntax extensions, and Dash components that aim to improve the Dash development experience. Here is a brief overview,
- The
enrichmodule, which contains various enriched versions of Dash components - A number of custom components, e.g. the
Websocketcomponent, which enables real-time communication and push notifications - The
javascriptmodule, which contains functionality to ease the interplay between Dash and JavaScript - The
loggingmodule, which makes it a breeze to route logs to your Dash UI - The
eventsmodule, which facilitates event flows in Dash - The
pagesmodule, which extends the functionality of Dash Pages - The
snippets/utils/validation/streamingmodules, which contain a collection of utility functions (documentation limited to source code comments)
The enrich module enables a number of transforms that add functionality and/or syntactic sugar to Dash. Examples include
- Making it possible to avoid invoking a callback if it is already running via the
BlockingCallbackTransform - Improving app performance via the
ServersideOutputTransform - Automated serialization/deserialization of Pydantic models via the
BaseModelTransform
to name a few. To enable interactivity, the documentation has been moved to a separate page.
NB: The 2.0.0 version introduces a number of breaking changes, see documentation for details.
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