I just spent the afternoon trying to figure out how to group class params into tabs.
I finally succeeded: given a set of parameters, e.g., reset_layout, layout, etc.,
collect them into groups that can then be displayed in Tabs
def _build_gui(self):
# collect the parameters into tabs
tab_general = pn.Param(self, parameters=['reset_layout', 'layout'], show_name=False)
tab_styling = pn.Param(self, parameters=['node_color', 'node_size', 'edge_color', 'edge_width',], show_name=False)
tab_arrows = pn.Param(self, parameters=['arrow_size', 'arrow_starting_ratio', 'arrow_tip_ratio'], show_name=False)
tab_signal = pn.Param(self, parameters=['allow_signal', 'signal_display_option', 'signal_cmap',
'signal_marker_size', 'signal_bar_width'], show_name=False)
tab_camera = pn.Param(self, parameters=['camera_r', 'camera_theta', 'camera_phi'], show_name=False)
# create the tabs
self.controls = pn.Tabs(('General', tab_general), ('Styling', tab_styling), ('Arrows', tab_arrows),
('Signal', tab_signal), ('Camera', tab_camera))
I was building a display for signals on graphs that can be used in a panel plotly plane if anybody is interested. The code is in A6_plotly.ipynb · main · ea42gh / AlgebraicGraphTheory · GitLab
