ipywidgets-toggle-buttons 0.1.3

PYPI package with better toggle buttons

Table of Contents

• Short Overview.

• Installation via pip:

• Long Overview.

• Simple Usage examples

  • ToggleButtonsAutoSize

  • MultiToggleButtons

  • ToggleButtonsWithHide

  • MultiToggleButtonsWithHide

• Advanced Usage examples

  • How to adjust buttons width differently

  • How to access all options of the widget

• Links

• Project local Links

• Contacts

• License

Short Overview.

ipywidgets_toggle_buttons is a simple python package(py>=3.6) with more toggle buttons for ipywidgets

Installation via pip:

pip install ipywidgets_toggle_buttons

Long Overview.

This python package consists of other ToggleButtons classes

• ToggleButtonsAutoSize - To adjust buttons size to show full their’s description

• MultiToggleButtons - To select a few options at once with usual ToggleButtons interface

• ToggleButtonsWithHide - ToggleButtonsAutoSize + Hidden options

• MultiToggleButtonsWithHide - MultiToggleButtons + Hidden options

All of them will adjust size of buttons if options are modified.

Also they have usual interfaces to work with values and options

Simple Usage examples

ToggleButtonsAutoSize

Create and show this widget

from ipywidgets_toggle_buttons import ToggleButtonsAutoSize
wid = ToggleButtonsAutoSize(options=[str(i) for i in range(10)])
wid

print(wid.value)  # "0"
print(wid.options)  # ('0', '1', '2', '3', '4', '5', '6', '7', '8', '9')
print(wid.layout.width)  # '100%'

wid.options = list(wid.options) + ["ajhfkaghnkandjgnakdn"]

MultiToggleButtons

Create and show this widget

from ipywidgets_toggle_buttons import MultiToggleButtons
wid = MultiToggleButtons(
    options=[str(i) for i in range(10)],
    max_chosen_values=2,
)
wid

def on_value_change(_):
    print("pew")

wid.observe(on_value_change, 'value')
print(wid.value)  # ()
wid.value = ["2", "8"]  # "pew"

ToggleButtonsWithHide

Create and show this widget

from ipywidgets_toggle_buttons import ToggleButtonsWithHide
wid = ToggleButtonsWithHide(
    value="0",
    options_visible=[str(i) for i in range(10)],
    options_hidden=[str(i) for i in range(5, 15)],
)
wid

After pressing the button Show Hidden Options

Select value 12

And hide Hidden options

print(wid.value)  # "12"
wid.options_visible = [str(i) for i in range(2)]
wid.options_hidden = [f"another {i}" for i in range(2)]

MultiToggleButtonsWithHide

Create and show this widget

from ipywidgets_toggle_buttons import MultiToggleButtonsWithHide
wid = MultiToggleButtonsWithHide(
    options_visible=[str(i) for i in range(10)],
    options_hidden=[str(i) for i in range(5, 15)],
    max_chosen_values=4,
)
wid

After pressing the button Show Hidden Options

Select a few options and hide all Hidden options

print(wid.value)  # ('1', '9', '11', '13')
print(wid.options_hidden)  # ('10', '11', '12', '13', '14')

If at any moment you want to change the options then it can be done like shown below

wid.options_visible = [str(i) for i in range(2)]
wid.options_hidden = [f"another {i}" for i in range(2)]

Advanced Usage examples

How to adjust buttons width differently

During the initialization of any widget pass additional argument func_to_get_option_width with function which accepts itterator over options and returns 1 integer with width to use for this buttons

def func_new_width(iter_options):

    int_max_width = 0
    for option in iter_options:
        cur_but_width = 8 * len(option)
        if cur_but_width > int_max_width:
            int_max_width = cur_but_width
    return int_max_width

wid = AnyToggleButton(
    ...,
    func_to_get_option_width=func_new_width
)

How to access all options of the widget

Use attribute .widget to get full control over shown widget

wid = AnyToggleButton(...)
wid.widget

Links

• PYPI

• readthedocs

• GitHub

Project local Links

• CONTRIBUTING.

Contacts

• Email: [e-mail]

• vk.com

• Facebook

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.