by default - ipyautoui saves the .value as a jsonable type. this makes reading / writing data from various sources easier.
I think that ipywidgets has some built in to_json / from_json functionality... might be worth using that for reading / writing... potentially allowing the ipyautoui value to have python types.....
by default - ipyautoui saves the
.valueas a jsonable type. this makes reading / writing data from various sources easier. I think that ipywidgets has some built into_json/from_jsonfunctionality... might be worth using that for reading / writing... potentially allowing theipyautouivalue to have python types.....