dash-wrap

Callback-identity-preserving component wrappers for Plotly Dash. Wrap any Dash component in an html.Div (or other container) with arbitrary sibling components — captions, headings, toolbars — while keeping the wrapper a drop-in replacement for the inner component everywhere Dash inspects it.

• Output(chart, "figure") updates the inner graph
• chart.figure = fig writes through to the inner
• isinstance(chart, dcc.Graph) is still True

Think of it as AIO, but callback-transparent.

Installation

pip install dash-wrap

Usage

from dash import Dash, Input, Output, dcc, html
from dash_wrap import wrap

app = Dash(__name__)

graph = dcc.Graph(id="revenue", figure=make_fig())
chart = wrap(graph, children=[graph, html.Small("Source: ABS")])

app.layout = html.Div([
    html.Button("Refresh", id="btn"),
    chart,
])


@app.callback(Output(chart, "figure"), Input("btn", "n_clicks"))
def update(n):
    return make_fig(n)

Semantic <figure> + <figcaption>

chart = wrap(
    graph,
    container=html.Figure,
    children=[graph, html.Figcaption("Revenue by year, 2018–2024")],
)

Stable named wrapper (subclassing)

from dash_wrap import ComponentWrapper

class ChartCard(ComponentWrapper[dcc.Graph]):
    def __init__(self, graph: dcc.Graph, title: str) -> None:
        super().__init__(
            graph,
            proxy_props=["figure", "config"],
            children=[html.H3(title), graph],
            className="card",
        )

Public API

How it works

Three small pieces:

1. _set_random_id override returns the innermost component's id and doesn't set one on the wrapper — callbacks resolve to the inner, the outer div has no HTML id, no DuplicateIdError.
2. __class__ property spoofs the inner's class for isinstance while type() still sees the container — Dash serialises the outer as its real type.
3. __getattr__ / __setattr__ proxy selected props (figure, value, etc.) through to the inner.

See the full docs for recipes, nested-wrapper semantics, and caveats.

License

MIT