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Need to implement hot reloading support in Dash for R #125
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@Stalkcomrade |
Following discussions with @alexcjohnson, the PR to address this issue may be split into two parts:
Right now the following elements are working in some capacity:
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@StalkComrade This feature is ready for use and available in the |
Thanks @rpkyle, just to confirm is it
to get the dev version right? |
Hi @firasm ! Apologies for not catching this question sooner, but yes, that's the right branch -- I'd suggest installing with the lines
The next release is imminent, and hopefully you'll be able to obtain the package from CRAN in the very near future. For now, ☝️ will do the trick 🙂 |
🌶 reloading is now available in |
Dash for Python offers a lovely "hot-reloading" feature, as described in plotly/dash#66, plotly/dash#362, and plotly/dash-renderer#73. Supporting this as in the Python implementation would require
fiery
session)dev_tools_hot_reload
,dev_tools_hot_reload_interval
,dev_tools_hot_reload_watch_interval
,dev_tools_silence_routes_logging
On the Python side, we use the Flask debug reloader to reset the hash.
fiery
doesn't have native support for something like this feature, but it does allow "Custom Events" which can be manipulated to serve a similar purpose.State-preserving hot reloading would be really nice to have, as noted in plotly/dash#460, but it has not been implemented in Dash for Python yet either.
@alexcjohnson
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