Add Panel DeckGL example #27
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If you want, add these three meta lines to your head, and you can get a full-screen web app experience on iOS. |
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Thanks @mcg1969! Added that and made a few changes:
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are these line spaces intentional? Perhaps some editor weirdness? I think it could make sense to actually do <pyscript ="panel_deckgl.py"> so it's a little cleaner and easier to edit?
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you can also use:
from pyodide.http import pyfetch
that is a wrapper already provided by pyodide. Longer term, imho, we should provide a common shared API/Modules that are not runtime specific (like this one)
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| await micropip.install(['panel==0.13.0rc11', 'altair']) | |||
| await micropip.install(['panel']) | |||
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can't you install it in the context of <py-env>?
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No I get:
Uncaught (in promise) Error: No known package with name 'panel'
I think this is because <py-env> only looks at the pyodide package repository which only contains packages explicitly compiled for pyodide. I was hoping to submit a PR that allows <py-env> to fall back to PyPI but haven't had a chance.
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Ooooooh... my bad lol. In my head I was sure I fixed that (was a known thing). I'll fix that and then change the example later, if that works for you.
In that case, are you ok to merge this?
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| await micropip.install(['panel==0.13.0rc10']) | |||
| await micropip.install(['panel']) | |||
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can't you add this in <py-env>?