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kanaries avatar kanaries commented on April 28, 2024
Add support for Panel Holoviz

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philippjfr avatar philippjfr commented on April 28, 2024 2

Okay, ignore me, I just need to wrap graphic-walker directly:

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Asm-Def avatar Asm-Def commented on April 28, 2024

Actually, they've already been usable together since PyGWalker allowed rendering data directly to HTML code with pyg.to_html from #25. you can try

html_pannel = pannel.pn.HTML(pyg.to_html(df))
html_pannel

for it.

But this is not always an elegant solution, because it actually embeds all the data in the web page, and does not effectively use the data-interaction capabilities provided by Panel. We're looking forward to your feedback and ideas about it.

BTW: Welcome to join our discord discord invitation link to keep track of the latest progress.

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philippjfr avatar philippjfr commented on April 28, 2024

I've been trying to integrate this more deeply (e.g. to allow leveraging binary communication to send the data to the browser). However in Panel 1.0 (to be released in the near future) each component has to render into the shadow DOM. I've been trying to get that working but am experiencing some issues because graphic-walker does not much like being rendered into the shadow DOM. Any thoughts on what it would make that a supported configuration? Should I raise an issue in the graphic-walker repo?

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Asm-Def avatar Asm-Def commented on April 28, 2024

@philippjfr Congrats on your achievement! Looking forward to your new release and subsequent feedback.

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philippjfr avatar philippjfr commented on April 28, 2024

While I have you, what's the rough expectation on what the rough magnitude in the size of data you expect graphic-walker to stay performant with?

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Asm-Def avatar Asm-Def commented on April 28, 2024

While I have you, what's the rough expectation on what the rough magnitude in the size of data you expect graphic-walker to stay performant with?

For the current version of graphic-walker, we tested about 70 MB CSV (with 800,000 rows X 12 columns).

and there's been some works on the performance these days, maybe released in a few weeks.

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