Deployment example of dash_oop_components library.

Shows how you can use re-usable nested components to design your dash app:

• All components use the same CovidPlots(DashFigureFactory)
• Two plot components:
  • CovidTimeSeries(DashComponent)
  • CovidPieChart(DashComponent)
• A CovidComposite(DashComponent) that combines both plot components and adds dropdowns that control both components
• A CovidDashboard(DashComponent) that combines four different CovidComposites in four different configurations:
  • Asian countries only
  • European countries only
  • Cases only
  • Deaths only
• The CovidDashboard gets run by a DashApp.

Plus: the state of the app gets automatically saved to the url querystring!

• dashboard_components.py contains the definitions of the DashFigureFactory and DashComponents:
• build_dashboard.py builds the dashboard.yaml configuration
• dashboard.py simply loads the config and exposes the flask app:

build_dashboard.py

from dashboard_components import CovidPlots, CovidDashboard
from dash_bootstrap_components.themes import FLATLY
from dash_oop_components import DashApp

plot_factory = CovidPlots(datafile="covid.csv")
dashboard = CovidDashboard(plot_factory)
app = DashApp(dashboard, external_stylesheets=[FLATLY])
app.to_yaml("dashboard.yaml")

dashboard.py

from dash_oop_components import DashApp

dashboard = DashApp.from_yaml("dashboard.yaml")
app = dashboard.app.server

And then run the dashboard with:

$ gunicorn --preload dashboard:app

Example deployed at dash_oop_demo.herokuapp.com

This example is a rewrite of this Charming Data dash instruction video (go check out his other vids, they're awesome!).