def test_list():
return Block([
"Simple string content",
Block("Block content"),
series.plot(),
test_widepanel()
],
cols=2)
def __init__(self, contents, **kwargs):
"""
Wrap the supplied content (can be anything that is supported by the basic blocks)
in a container.
:param contents: Content to wrap
:param kwargs: Optional styling arguments. The `style` keyword argument has special
meaning in that it allows styling to be grouped as one argument.
It is also useful in case a styling parameter name clashes with a standard
block parameter.
"""
super(Box, self).__init__(**kwargs)
# Blockify the content
self._contents = Block(contents)
def _blockify_contents(contents, kwargs, parent_title_level):
"""
Blockify the contents (e.g. by unstacking WidePanels)
"""
if isinstance(contents, pd.WidePanel):
# Pop title and title_level out of the sub-block kwargs to avoid duplicate parameters.
sub_kwargs = kwargs.copy()
sub_kwargs.pop("title", None)
sub_kwargs.pop("title_level", None)
contents = [
Block(df,
title=str(title),
title_level=parent_title_level + 1,
**sub_kwargs) for title, df in contents.iteritems()
]
else:
# Blockify the contents
contents = [Block(content) for content in contents]
return contents
def test_dframe():
return Block(df, title="DataFrame Block")
def test_matplotlib():
return Block(series.plot(), title="Matplotlib Block")
def test_none():
return Block(None, title="Empty Block")
def test_block():
return Block(test_string(), title="Wrapped Block")
def test_unicode_string():
return Block(u"Hello £&ö World!", title=u"Salutations")
def test_string():
return Block("Hello World!", title="Salutations")
def test_widepanel():
return Block(panel, title="WidePanel Block")
def _blockify_contents(contents, kwargs, parent_title_level):
"""
Blockify the contents
"""
return [Block(content) for content in contents]
