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Responding to this thread to reactivate it. Is it actually possible to implement a state that is shared between the parent app and an embedded app, and where the embedded app reacts to a changed state in the parent app? Is there a workaround to achieve this? Keep up the great work, developers :) |
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Dear developers and contributors, fantastic work!
Edit: I guess what it comes down to is whether it is possible to share state between parent and embedded apps. Looking forward to any feedback on this!
I am in the progress of implementing a tool that enables scientists to analyze tabular data. The parent app serves as an entry into the analysis pipeline where you load a pandas data frame as a master table and configure the data set. I was planning to implement wrappers for some external tools, each into their own app, to set tool-specific parameters.
My question is: is it possible to load a data frame in the parent app and communicate it to the embedded apps while interactivity is still maintained? Am I missing something from the documentation? Is there at all a way to achieve this? I'll add a minimal example below that hopefully illustrates my use case. Obviously this is not working. Thanks for reading and please keep up the brilliant work!
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