inspect_viz.input

select

Select input.

Select inputs can be populated either from a database table (via the data and column parameters) or from a static set of options (via the options parameter).

Select inputs can produce either a single value or multiple values when multiple=True is specified.

Select inputs have a target which is either a Param or Selection. In the latter case, the field parameter determines the data column name to use within generated selection clause predicates (defaulting to column). If no target is specified then the data source’s selection is used as the target.

The intitial selected value will be “All” when target is a Selection (indicating select all records) and the param value when target is a Param.

Source

def select(
    data: Data | None = None,
    *,
    filter_by: Selection | None = None,
    column: str | None = None,
    options: list[str | bool | float] | dict[str, str | bool | float] | None = None,
    value: Literal["all"] | str | list[str] = "all",
    multiple: bool = False,
    target: Param | Selection | None = None,
    field: str | None = None,
    label: str | None = None,
    width: float | None = None,
) -> Component

data Data | None: The data source (used in conjunction with the column parameter). If data is not specified, you must provide explcit options.
filter_by Selection | None: A selection to filter the data source indicated by the data parameter.
column str | None: The name of a column from which to pull options. The unique column values are used as options. Used in conjunction with the data parameter.
options list[str | bool | float] | dict[str, str | bool | float] | None: A list or dict of options (provide a dict if you want values to map to alternate labels). Alternative to populating options from a database column via data and column.
value Literal['all'] | str | list[str]: Initial value for selection. Pass “all” (the default) for no filtering, or value(s) for an explicit initial selection. Applies only when target is a Selection (as Param carries its own default value).
multiple bool: Enable selection of multiple values (defaults to False)
target Param | Selection | None: A Param or Selection that this select input should update. For a Param, the selected value is set to be the new param value. For a Selection, a predicate of the form column = value will be added to the selection.
field str | None: The data column name to use within generated selection clause predicates. Defaults to the column parameter.
label str | None: A text label for the input. If unspecified, the column name (if provided) will be used by default.
width float | None: Width in pixels (defaults to 150).

slider

Select input widget.

Source

def slider(
    data: Data | None = None,
    *,
    filter_by: Selection | None = None,
    label: str | None = None,
    column: str | None = None,
    field: str | None = None,
    target: Param | Selection | None = None,
    select: Literal["point", "interval"] | None = None,
    value: float | tuple[float, float] | None = None,
    min: float | None = None,
    max: float | None = None,
    step: float | None = None,
    width: float = 150,
) -> Component

data Data | None: The data source for this widget. Used in conjunction with the column property. The minimum and maximum values of the column determine the slider range.
filter_by Selection | None: A selection to filter the data source indicated by the data property.
label str | None: A text label for this input (optional).
column str | None: The name of a database column whose values determine the slider range. Used in conjunction with the data property. The minimum and maximum values of the column determine the slider range.
field str | None: The database column name to use within generated selection clause predicates. Defaults to the column property.
target Param | Selection | None: A Param or Selection that this select input should update. For a Param, the selected value is set to be the new param value. For a Selection, a predicate that does an equality check (for select=="point") or range check (for select=="interval").
select Literal['point', 'interval'] | None: The type of selection clause predicate to generate when selection is specified. If 'point' (the default for a single value), the selection predicate is an equality check for the slider value. If 'interval' (the default for a pair of values), the predicate checks the slider value interval.
value float | tuple[float, float] | None: The initial slider value. Either a single numeric value or a tuple of two values representing a range.
min float | None: The minumum slider value.
max float | None: The maximum slider value.
step float | None: The slider step, the amount to increment between consecutive values.
width float: The width of the slider in screen pixels (defaults to 200)

search

Text search input widget

Source

def search(
    data: Data,
    *,
    filter_by: Selection | None = None,
    column: str | None = None,
    field: str | None = None,
    target: Param | Selection | None = None,
    type: Literal["contains", "prefix", "suffix", "regexp"] | None = None,
    label: str | None = None,
    placeholder: str | None = None,
    width: float | None = None,
) -> Component

data Data: The data source for input selections (used in conjunction with the column property).
filter_by Selection | None: A selection to filter the data source indicated by the data property.
column str | None: TThe name of a database column from which to pull valid search results. The unique column values are used as search autocomplete values. Used in conjunction with the data property.
field str | None: The data column name to use within generated selection clause predicates. Defaults to the column property.
target Param | Selection | None: A Param or Selection that this search box should update. For a Param, the textbox value is set as the new param value. For a Selection, a predicate based on the type option will be added to the selection.
type Literal['contains', 'prefix', 'suffix', 'regexp'] | None: The type of text search query to perform. One of: - "contains" (default): the query string may appear anywhere in the text - "prefix": the query string must appear at the start of the text - "suffix": the query string must appear at the end of the text - "regexp": the query string is a regular expression the text must match
label str | None: A text label for this input (optional).
placeholder str | None: Placeholder text for empty search box.
width float | None: Width in pixels (defaults to 150).

checkbox

Checkbox.

Checkboxes have a target which is either a Param or Selection. In the latter case, the field parameter determines the data column name to use within generated selection clause predicates (defaulting to column). If no target is specified then the data source’s selection is used as the target.

The values tuple enables you to determine what value is communicated to the target for checked and unchecked states (by default, this is True and False).

Source

def checkbox(
    data: Data | None = None,
    *,
    label: str | None = None,
    target: Param | Selection | None = None,
    field: str | None = None,
    checked: bool = False,
    values: tuple[str | float | bool | None, str | float | bool | None] = (True, False),
) -> Component

data Data | None: The data source (required when specifying the field parameter to target a data source selection).
label str | None: A text label for the input (required)
target Param | Selection | None: A Param or Selection that this checkbox should interact with (use values to customize the values that are used in the target).
field str | None: The data column name to use within generated selection clause predicates (required if target is not a Param).
checked bool: Should the checkbox be in the checked state by default.
values tuple[str | float | bool | None, str | float | bool | None]: What value is communicated to the target for checked and unchecked states.

radio_group

Radio group.

Radio groups can be populated either from a database table (via the data and column parameters) or from a static set of options (via the options parameter).

Radio groups have a target which is either a Param or Selection. In the latter case, the field parameter determines the data column name to use within generated selection clause predicates (defaulting to column). If no target is specified then the data source’s selection is used as the target.

The intitial selected value will be “All” when target is a Selection (indicating select all records) and the param value when target is a Param.

Source

def radio_group(
    data: Data | None = None,
    *,
    column: str | None = None,
    options: list[str | bool | float] | dict[str, str | bool | float] | None = None,
    target: Param | Selection | None = None,
    field: str | None = None,
    label: str | None = None,
    filter_by: Selection | None = None,
) -> Component

data Data | None: The data source (used in conjunction with the column parameter). If data is not specified, you must provide explcit options.
column str | None: The name of a column from which to pull options. The unique column values are used as options. Used in conjunction with the data parameter.
options list[str | bool | float] | dict[str, str | bool | float] | None: A list or dict of options (provide a dict if you want values to map to alternate labels). Alternative to populating options from a database column via data and column.
target Param | Selection | None: A Param or Selection that this radio group should update. For a Param, the selected value is set to be the new param value. For a Selection, a predicate of the form column = value will be added to the selection.
field str | None: The data column name to use within generated selection clause predicates. Defaults to the column parameter.
label str | None: A text label for the input. If unspecified, the column name (if provided) will be used by default.
filter_by Selection | None: A selection to filter the data source indicated by the data parameter.

checkbox_group

Checkbox group.

Radio groups can be populated either from a database table (via the data and column parameters) or from a static set of options (via the options parameter).

Checkbox groups have a target which is either a Param or Selection. In the latter case, the field parameter determines the data column name to use within generated selection clause predicates (defaulting to column). If no target is specified then the data source’s selection is used as the target.

The intitial selected values will be empty when target is a Selection (indicating select all records) and the param value(s) when target is a Param (param values should be an array with one or more checkbox values).

Source

def checkbox_group(
    data: Data | None = None,
    *,
    column: str | None = None,
    options: list[str | bool | float] | dict[str, str | bool | float] | None = None,
    target: Param | Selection | None = None,
    field: str | None = None,
    label: str | None = None,
    filter_by: Selection | None = None,
) -> Component

data Data | None: The data source (used in conjunction with the column parameter). If data is not specified, you must provide explcit options.
column str | None: The name of a column from which to pull options. The unique column values are used as options. Used in conjunction with the data parameter.
options list[str | bool | float] | dict[str, str | bool | float] | None: A list or dict of options (provide a dict if you want values to map to alternate labels). Alternative to populating options from a database column via data and column.
target Param | Selection | None: A Param or Selection that this radio group should update. For a Param, the selected value is set to be the new param value. For a Selection, a predicate of the form column IN (values) will be added to the selection.
field str | None: The data column name to use within generated selection clause predicates. Defaults to the column parameter.
label str | None: A text label for the input. If unspecified, the column name (if provided) will be used by default.
filter_by Selection | None: A selection to filter the data source indicated by the data parameter.