Django Param

Django Param provides the ParamForm class which translates a param class into a native Django Form.

Quick start

Add 'colorfield', 'django_select2', 'django_param' and 'django.forms' to your INSTALLED_APPS setting like this:

```python
INSTALLED_APPS = [
    ...
    'colorfield',
    'django_select2',
    'django_param',
]
```

Usage

# Specify your param class
class MyParam(param.Parameterized):
    probability = param.Number(0.5, bounds=(0, 1), doc="Probability that...")
    test_string = param.String(default="test string", doc="Your String")

my_param = MyParam()

# Initialize Django Form
form = ParamForm({'probability': 0.1, 'test_string': 'test_bound'}, param=my_param)

# Get data from request.POST
form = ParamForm(request.POST, param=my_param)

# To return param with values from request.POST
param = form.as_param()

Use form in template like a normal Django form:

First you need to add the form media, you can include {{ form.media }} in the head element of your page.
To add the form, simply use {{ form }}

Supported param.Parameters

Boolean
Color
CalendarDate
DataFrame
Date
FileSelector
ListSelector
Magnitude
MultiFileSelector
NumericTuple
ObjectSelector
Range
Selector
String
Tuple
XYCoordinates

Custom Widgets

You can also override any default widget with your own custom widgets. For example:

widget_map = {
    param.String:
        lambda parameterized_object, parameter, name: forms.CharField(
            initial=parameterized_object.inspect_value(name) or parameter.default,
            widget=Textarea,
        ),
}

form = ParamForm(param=my_param, widget_map=widget_map)

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