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- Add example examples
- Overrides save method
- Insert demo migration
- Override save method
- Handle incoming messages from the pipe
- Update a pipe channel
- Handle incoming messages
- Send data to a pipe
- Create a callback for liveIn button press
- Send message to given channel
- Returns the URL for the asset
- Return the identifier for a plotly app
- Check if stateless app is registered
- Main view function
- Shortcut to build components
- Process a dash view function
- Redirect to a static URL
- Returns the dependencies of the dash app
- Plot a plotly class
- Renders assets
- Callback for a liveOut pipe
- Plots a plotly app
- Directly plot a dashboard
- Create a time series from internal state data
- Bootstrap plotly
- Return a layout
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QUESTION
I am creating a web application using django_plotly_dash, a module combining Django, Plotly, and Dash into one package. I am having an issue where I can trying to load some dash datatables that are part of the dash app, but they never end up rendering on the page. The page is stuck on "Loading..." like so:
As you can see, the middle of the page (starting from Home Page) is where the dash datatables are supposed to load, but the screen is stuck on "Loading..."
from the log output after starting the app, it seems it has something to do with Django not locating the right static files. Here is the output below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-03 at 02:26Solved this issue by changing the "serve locally" key in settings.py's PLOTLY_DASH variable to False. Leaving this question and answer up for anyone who might have the same issue in the future. Please cross check your settings.py with that from the configuration page of django-plotly-dash.
QUESTION
I am creating a web application using django_plotly_dash, a module combining Django, Plotly, and Dash into one package. I am running into an issue where when I try to work with the manage.py file to run commands, I get the error ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'django_plotly_dash'
From research and the traceback, it seems to problem lies either in my settings.py file specifically with static files/bootstrapping or in my directory structure. Does anybody with more experience with this see any issues in my structures or settings.py that are causing this error
Here is the Traceback message:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-09 at 21:10After tinkering, it seems like @yagus was right. I created a new virtualenv and redid the pip installations and now it works. I must have set it up wrong the first time. Thanks for the help @yagus
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I have a Plotly Dash app running in Django using the django-plotly-dash package. (https://django-plotly-dash.readthedocs.io/en/latest/)
The app is live here: https://www.sunfire.xyz/data/tca
There is a date picker on the dashboard, and the code for the element is this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-01 at 12:48The problem you're having is that the code creating this Plotly Dash component is only being executed once, when the module is loaded (i.e. "the day that the django application was started"). You don't show where this instantiation is happening so there's not enough information to identify the precise cause. Perhaps you've factored out this component definition into a module-level variable for reuse? In any case, the solution is to make sure that the datepicker code gets called on every request.
Also, use Django's localdate() function, not date.today(). The latter does not take Django's settings (like TIME_ZONE) into account.
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I'm trying to build a dashboard app using django-plotly-dash. I was able to get the app up and running when pulling the data from a .CSV file but this is slow. To speed things up I imported the data into my backend Postgresql server and created a model in the pages app in my Django project. The problem comes when I attempt to import a specific table from my model into my stateless DjangDash app in a different folder. The error I keep getting is "unable to import pages.models"
Folder Structure:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-15 at 13:25Both Dash and Django provide application frameworks. If you want to use one inside the other, then you have to choose which one to embed.
Are you trying to use Dash inside of Django? If so then the django-plotly-dash package lets you use Dash apps through Django templates.
On the other hand, if you're trying to use pieces of Django inside a Dash application - which is what it sounds like from your code snippets - then you're probably going to find that quite difficult, if not impossible.
QUESTION
I have run gcloud app deploy for my Django application, but it fails with the following errors at the end of the build log:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-04 at 12:57The pywin32 package only publishes built distributions for the Windows platform (note all the win* filenames here).
You won't be able to install it on App Engine because the underlying platform is Linux, not Windows.
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