コード例 #1
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ファイル: home.py プロジェクト: vaclavku/dash-docs
layout = html.Div(className='toc', children=[
    html.H1('Dash User Guide'),

    Section("What's Dash?", [
        Chapter(chapters['introduction']['name'],
                chapters['introduction']['url'],
                "A quick paragraph about Dash and a link to the talk at Plotcon that started it all."),
        Chapter('Announcement Essay',
                'https://medium.com/@plotlygraphs/introducing-dash-5ecf7191b503',
                ("Our extended essay on Dash. An extended discussion of Dash's architecture "
                 "and our motivation behind the project.")),
        Chapter(chapters['gallery']['name'],
                "https://dash-gallery.plotly.host/Portal/",
                "A glimpse into what's possible with Dash."),
        Chapter('Dash Club',
                'http://eepurl.com/dE7CHT',
                'A fortnightly email newsletter by chriddyp, the creator of Dash.'),
        Chapter(chapters['dash-1-0-migration']['name'],
                chapters['dash-1-0-migration']['url'],
                ("Dash v1.0 is out! If you're new to Dash, just head down to "
                 "the tutorial section below and get started. This section is "
                 "for users Dash v0.x upgrading to v1.0. We've learned a lot "
                 "from working with the amazing Dash community, and Dash v1.0 "
                 "makes a number of changes to make your apps even more "
                 "intuitive, powerful, and extensible as Dash continues to "
                 "evolve."))
    ]),

    Section('Dash Tutorial', [
        Chapter(chapters['installation']['name'],
                chapters['installation']['url']),
コード例 #2
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    > Once the community feels good about its API, we'll lock it down
    >  and we'll commit to reducing the frequency of breaking changes.
    > Please subscribe to [dash-table#207](https://github.com/plotly/dash-table/issues/207)
    > and the [CHANGELOG.md](https://github.com/plotly/dash-table/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md) to stay up-to-date with any breaking changes.
    >
    > So, check out DataTable and let us know what you think.
    > Or even better, share your DataTable Dash apps
    > on the [community forum](https://community.plot.ly/t/show-and-tell-community-thread/7554)!
    >
    > -- chriddyp
    ''')),
    Section('Quickstart', [
        dcc.SyntaxHighlighter('''pip install dash=={}'''.format(
            dash.__version__),
                              customStyle=styles.code_container),
        dcc.SyntaxHighlighter(examples['simple.py'][0],
                              language='python',
                              customStyle=styles.code_container),
        html.Div(examples['simple.py'][1], className='example-container'),
    ]),
    Section('Dash DataTable User Guide', [
        Chapter(
            'Part 1. Sizing', '/datatable/sizing', '''
            All about sizing the DataTable. Examples include:
            - Setting the width and the height of the table
            - Responsive table design
            - Setting the widths of individual columns
            - Handling long text
            - Fixing rows and columns

            '''),
コード例 #3
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ファイル: home.py プロジェクト: indmit/dash-docs
    }
}

layout = html.Div(
    className='toc',
    children=[
        html.H1('Dash User Guide'),
        Section("What's Dash?", [
            Chapter(
                chapters['introduction']['name'],
                chapters['introduction']['url'],
                "A quick paragraph about Dash and a link to the talk at Plotcon that started it all."
            ),
            Chapter(
                'Announcement Essay',
                'https://medium.com/@plotlygraphs/introducing-dash-5ecf7191b503',
                ("Our extended essay on Dash. An extended discussion of Dash's architecture "
                 "and our motivation behind the project.")),
            Chapter(chapters['gallery']['name'], chapters['gallery']['url'],
                    "A glimpse into what's possible with Dash."),
            Chapter(
                'Dash Club', 'http://eepurl.com/dE7CHT',
                'A fortnightly email newsletter by chriddyp, the creator of Dash.'
            ),
        ]),
        Section('Dash Tutorial', [
            Chapter(chapters['installation']['name'],
                    chapters['installation']['url']),
            Chapter(chapters['getting-started']['name'],
                    chapters['getting-started']['url'],
                    chapters['getting-started']['description']),
            Chapter(chapters['getting-started-part-2']['name'],
コード例 #4
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 >
 > Dash Cytoscape is a graph visualization component for creating easily
 > customizable, high-performance, interactive, and web-based networks. It
 > extends and renders [Cytoscape.js](http://js.cytoscape.org), and 
 > offers deep integration with Dash layouts and callbacks, enabling the 
 > creation of powerful networks in conjunction with the rich collection of 
 > Dash components, as well as established computational biology and network 
 > science libraries such as Biopython and networkX.
 >
 > -- xhlulu
 ''')),
 Section('Quickstart', [
     dcc.SyntaxHighlighter('''pip install dash-cytoscape=={}'''.format(
         dash_cytoscape.__version__),
                           customStyle=styles.code_container),
     dcc.SyntaxHighlighter(examples['simple.py'][0],
                           language='python',
                           customStyle=styles.code_container),
     html.Div(examples['simple.py'][1], className='example-container'),
 ]),
 Section('Dash Cytoscape User Guide', [
     dcc.Markdown(
         dedent('''
     > Dash Cytoscape graphs are interactive! Scroll to zoom and drag on 
     > the canvas to move the entire graph around. You can move nodes by
     > *dragging* it, or by *clicking, holding, and moving your mouse*
     > to the desired location (and click again to release).
     >
     > This also work in mobile! Tap-and-hold on a node to move it, or on
     > the canvas to move the entire graph. Pinch your fingers outwards to
     > zoom in, or pinch them together to zoom out.