Update key-figures-finland

[tuopouk]

Updated the filename and ids

[AnnMarieW]

This looks good now and it's ready for Adam's review.
Would you like to format it with Black? If not we can do that after it's merged.

Thanks!

[tuopouk]

I just formatted it with Black.

[tuopouk]

@Coding-with-Adam It should be just requests.get(<json-url>).json()

I did some research and there seems to be both encoding and parsing issues.

I tried using my own repo's json url, and it worked.

Here's how I read the csv

df = pd.read_csv('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/plotly/datasets/master/Dash-Examle-Index/key_figures_regions.csv', encoding="utf-8").rename(columns={"Region 2021": "Region"}).set_index("Region")

Here's how I read the json. Reading that raw json you mentioned lead to JSONDecodeError r = requests.get('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tuopouk/dash-app-gallery/main/assets/regions.json') r.encoding='utf-8' regions_json = r.json()

Basically the encoding on the csv and json should both be utf-8. I guess it should start to work if the files were formatted somehow, say, on Notepad++.

[tuopouk]

@Coding-with-Adam Could you please change the reading csv part to have encoding to utf-8? If it's not the same encoding, some regions will not be rendered on the map. df = pd.read_csv('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/plotly/datasets/master/Dash-Examle-Index/key_figures_regions.csv', encoding="utf-8").rename(columns={"Region 2021": "Region"}).set_index("Region")

Now it should work as expected.

[Coding-with-Adam]

, encoding="utf-8").rename(columns={"Region 2021": "Region"}).set_index("Region")

Done. Sorry I missed that.

@tuopouk I also tweaked the line of code that originally replaced the comma with a space. This was a suggestion by Ann that I agreed with.

Let me know if you like the final code/result. And I will merge the app.

[tuopouk]

@Coding-with-Adam Looks great and the regions render correctly as well as their names. It's actually better to have comma as a separator. It would be different if the app was non-English. I guess you can merge from my part. Thanks!

[Coding-with-Adam]

Thanks for adding that file back, @tuopouk