Currently in my application I am rendering a row of card instances just fine. However, the row does not wrap to the width of the browser window. Instead I get a scrollbar whether scroll=True or scroll=False.
import panel as pn
from traitlets import HasTraits, Int, Unicode, default, Set, List, Any
from traitlets.config import Application
from feelings_and_needs.nycnvc.lists import feelings
from loguru import logger
class NVC(HasTraits):
needs = List()
feeling_types = List("negative positive".split())
chosen_feelings = Set()
feeling_phrase = Unicode("feeling")
sentence = Unicode()
def store_feeling_phrase(self, p):
print(f"Storing {p}")
self.feeling_phrase = p
self.generate_sentence()
def add_feeling(self, p):
print(f"Storing {p}")
self.chosen_feelings.add(p)
self.generate_sentence()
def generate_sentence(self):
feelings_joined = ", ".join(list(self.chosen_feelings))
print(f"in gen sen, {self.feeling_phrase=}. {feelings_joined=} ")
self.sentence = " ".join(["I am ", self.feeling_phrase, " ", feelings_joined])
class UI(HasTraits):
card = Any()
ui_sentence = Any()
controller = Any()
def model_update(self, f, v):
f(v)
self.ui_sentence.set_text(self.controller.nvc.sentence)
def reset(self):
self.card.clear()
self.controller.start()
def build(self):
i_am = pn.pane.Markdown("I AM").servable()
feeling_toggle = pn.widgets.RadioButtonGroup(
name='Radio Button Group', options=['feeling', 'guessing you are feeling'],
button_type='success').servable()
for f in self.controller.nvc.feeling_types:
pn_row = pn.Row(f'### {f} feelings:', scroll=False).servable()
for list_of_feelings in feelings[f]:
print(f"--> Currently working with {list_of_feelings}")
card_label = list_of_feelings[0].upper()
card_select = pn.widgets.Select(options=list_of_feelings)
card = pn.Column(f'### {card_label}', card_select)
pn_row.append(card)
class MyApp(Application):
nvc = NVC()
ui = UI()
def start(self):
logger.debug("1")
self.nvc = NVC()
logger.debug("1")
self.ui = UI()
logger.debug("1")
self.ui.controller = self
logger.debug("1")
self.ui.build()
logger.info("in main")
# MyApp.launch_instance()
app = MyApp()
app.start()
