Dash Split pane
A Dash Split-Pane component, can be nested or split vertically or horizontally!
This is based on React Split Pane: https://github.com/tomkp/react-split-pane
Usage
import dash_split_pane
dash_split_pane.DashSplitPane(
children=[html.Div("LEFT PANE"), html.Div("RIGHT PANE")],
id="splitter",
split="vertical",
size=50,
)
All the props from react-split-pane are exposed, except for defaultSize (only size needs to be used).
The size property will be updated to dash when a drag is complete.
For more information see react-split-pane
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