Using ipyaggrid with mercury is not rendering the grid

[gmouawad]

Hello,

I created a cloud tenant of Mercury and I have added a grid using the Python library called ipyaagrid. On my local jupyter notebook, the grid is displaying but on mercury the grid is not rendering. I added to my site files a requirements.txt file and I included ipyaagrid in it.

thanks

[pplonski]

I was checking this package last week. It will work after calling display on it. I will be back in the office in 1 hour, i will send you code example.

[gmouawad]

I was checking this package last week. It will work after calling display on it. I will be back in the office in 1 hour, i will send you code example.

weird, I used a display call and it didnt render. OK thanks a lot appreciate it

[pplonski]

To use ipyaggrid in Mercury please use the following code for display:

from IPython.display import HTML
HTML(g.export_html(build=True))

The ipyaggrid demo:

The alternative to ipyaggrid might be itables https://github.com/mwouts/itables

Demo of itables:

@gmouawad if you found Mercury valuable please start a repository and share the information about the framework with your friends, so we can get more users. Thanks!

[gmouawad]

with ipyaggrid I am getting a js error on the mercury cloud:

[Open Browser Console for more detailed log - Double click to close this message] Failed to load model class 'AgGridModel' from module 'ipyaggrid' TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'AgGridModel') at https://unpkg.com/@jupyter-widgets/html-manager@*/dist/embed-amd.js:16:642643 at async rl.loadModelClass (https://unpkg.com/@jupyter-widgets/html-manager@*/dist/embed-amd.js:16:329116) at async rl._make_model (https://unpkg.com/@jupyter-widgets/html-manager@*/dist/embed-amd.js:16:325601)

[pplonski]

I will check it. Is it working for you locally?

[gmouawad]

I will check it. Is it working for you locally?

on my jupyter notebook yes, but local mercury is not yet ready due to an issue with the ssl as mentioned in issue #311

[pplonski]

Do you have Jupyter Notebook running on remote machine? If you are running Jupyter Notebook on your local machine then you can test app in Mercury with the command mercury run. It will start local dev server for you.

[gmouawad]

yeah it works locally, thank you

[gmouawad]

Do you have Jupyter Notebook running on remote machine? If you are running Jupyter Notebook on your local machine then you can test app in Mercury with the command mercury run. It will start local dev server for you.

Hello @pplonski let me know if I need to create a new issue for the below question or it is ok to post it here:

I am running mercury locally on my jupyter notebook as you suggested above. Exporting to pdf didn't work even after installing Pyppeteer

[pplonski]

Yes, please create a new issue. You need to install Chromium, it can be done with pyppeteer-install command. What operating system are you using?

[gmouawad]

Yes, please create a new issue. You need to install Chromium, it can be done with pyppeteer-install command. What operating system are you using?

Windows 10

[pplonski]

Im closing the issue. If you have still a problem please reopen.

[gmouawad]

Im closing the issue. If you have still a problem please reopen.

Hi Piotr, yes the issue is still valid.

it shows an error once the notebook is implemented on the docker container

[pplonski]

Is it working locally? Do you have problem only in docker environment?

Why would you like to use ipyaggrid? I was testing recenlty itables package, and it was working very good with Mercury. Do you need any special feature from ipyaggrid?

[gmouawad]

I was testing it. It is not working on the cloud tenant nor docker.

I will check itable

[gmouawad]

@pplonski I want a grid that has sorting and filtering on a column level, itable doesn't have the filtering capability. or at least I couldn't do it