spaday-calcite

Typed Calcite Design System components and browser assets for spaday.

Usage

from spaday import element
from spaday.backends.starlette import serve
from spaday_calcite import CalciteButton, CalciteNotice, package

page = element(
    "main",
    CalciteNotice(open=True, kind="success").child_in("title", "Ready"),
    CalciteButton("Open map", icon_start="map"),
)

app = serve(page, packages=[package], title="Calcite app")

Install the package with pip install spaday-calcite. Assets are loaded only when the exported package descriptor is passed to serve.

Catalog coverage

Wrappers are generated from the Custom Elements Manifest published with @esri/calcite-components 5.1.2. The catalog covers its 104 public, declaratively usable elements. The upstream manifest also exposes calcite-date-picker-day and calcite-date-picker-month; these are undocumented private calendar renderers that require internal controller context and cannot be authored as standalone custom elements, so they are deliberately excluded.

Coverage is enforced at two layers:

• Python tests require the exact tags in gallery.page.to_node() to match the generated wrapper catalog.
• Playwright loads that Python page through Pyodide and requires every resulting host to be registered and hydrated with a shadow root.

The browser harness does not synthesize substitute components.

Browser examples

• Open the field operations workspace (source).
• Open the complete component gallery (source).

Both run Python locally through Pyodide; no install or server is required.

Run the examples locally

python -m pip install -e ".[examples]"
python -m spaday_calcite.example
python -m spaday_calcite.gallery

Open http://127.0.0.1:8026 for the field operations workspace or http://127.0.0.1:8027 for the complete component gallery.