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Allow yfiles_jupyter widget to front end web application #17
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Yes, many did, and they were successful :-) The widget is based on a pure javascript widget with a much more powerful API than what you get via the simple python API in Jupyter Notebooks. Instead of taking the Jupyter widget and trying to get it to run in a front-end web application, using the JavaScript web component that is meant specifically for use in front-end web applications is the far easier and more flexible approach. Check out what is possible, here: |
Thanks for quick response |
As this is outside the scope of this project, but rather a question about "yFiles" usage, I would like to move this part of the discussion "offline" and keep the repo clean with yFiles related questions. The sources for the widget are basically a combination of multiple demos. We don't have a demo publicly available that has all these features combined in the same way as the jupyter widget, but we have plans to provide one in the future. If you are interested in building your own version, please contact the yFiles support or sales team via their dedicated channels |
Discussed in #16
Originally posted by chanakya009 November 7, 2024
Did any one tried integrating yfiles_jupyter widget in there any front end web applications
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