First thank you very much for this excellent library. I am using the cascader component with options of multiple=False and other other options the default. When I use it with two items the return list is in the correct order, but when I add the third item, the order of the list of returned items becomes random such that there is no way to map the return items list to the initial options.
Here is an example. If we run this code
import streamlit as st
from streamlit_antd_components import CasItem, cascader
items = [
CasItem(
"first",
children=[CasItem("US", children=[CasItem("second", children=[CasItem("inter1", children=[CasItem("final1")])]),
CasItem("third", children=[CasItem("inter2", children=[CasItem("final2")])]),
CasItem("forth", children=[CasItem("inter3", children=[CasItem("final3")])]),
CasItem("fifth", children=[CasItem("inter4", children=[CasItem("final4")])]),
CasItem("sixth", children=[CasItem("inter5", children=[CasItem("final5")])])
],
)
],
),
]
result = cascader(items, multiple=False)
st.write(result)
And then select the following from the cascader:
The return list is in the order
["first", "US", "final3", "forth", "inter3"]
When I would have expected the order of the result to be consistent with the display of the cascader:
First thank you very much for this excellent library. I am using the cascader component with options of multiple=False and other other options the default. When I use it with two items the return list is in the correct order, but when I add the third item, the order of the list of returned items becomes random such that there is no way to map the return items list to the initial options.
Here is an example. If we run this code
And then select the following from the cascader:
The return list is in the order
["first", "US", "final3", "forth", "inter3"]
When I would have expected the order of the result to be consistent with the display of the cascader:
["first", "US", "forth", "inter3", "final3"]