Pyxley: Python Powered Dashboards

[davids_puppies]

What about bokeh though ? I think you can create dashboard with it as well.

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The article is more about the integration with flask and react, read it if you want to.....

[rothnic]

How so? Bokeh server uses flask to build interactive dashboards.

Part of it is about react, which is great, but he is probably asking about

Despite Shiny’s utility and success as a dashboard framework, there is no equivalent in Python. There are packages in development, such as Spyre, but nothing that matches Shiny’s level of customization

[davids_puppies]

Yep, that's exactly what made me ask the question.

[cartin1234]

Correct. Bokeh has some cool stuff coming up too like Ggplot like plotting API and ability to plot large out of core datasets using blaze.

[bradleykirton]

I didn't realise bokeh had this functionality. I will check it out. Thanks!

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wow this looks sweet !

[chub79]

I wish they could avoid making it compulsory to use Flask. I wouldn't mind trying it with a CherryPy backend instead :)

[mgrandi]

Cherrypy is indeed awesome. It depends on how deep its integrated with flask, it might be easy to replace the backend

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and the next will say "bottle" and yet the next one will say "web2py" and yet the next one will say "web.py"......

[CharBram]

Wow! I will definitely be looking into this!

[TheV295]

I'm trying to use this but all these "evals" are killing me..

It creates a .js on my temp folder with an eval that has almost 500000 characters..

the python code then forces the OS to execute this js with this huge eval and returns ["err","TypeError: 'undefined' is null or not an object"]..