This package contains widget extensions to the standard ipywidgets package.
The intent is to not produce completely new widgets, but rather extend the widgets already in ipywidgets with more possibilities and options.
The dropdown widget has been extended to include the possibility of:
This can be done via the disabled_options traitlet, which must be a list of option labels.
If an option label is included in the disabled_options list traitlet, it will be "grayed out", i.e., disabled (but still visible) in the dropdown widget.
Using the grouping parameter instead of the options parameter, options can be grouped as desired.
The format is similar to the value for options, but each grouping of options should be paired with a header, i.e., you'll the value to be an iterable of (header, options)-pairs.
One can introduce un-grouped options by passing an empty header, i.e., an empty string ("").
Author: Casper Welzel Andersen (email, website).
License: BSD-3-Clause and copyright (c) 2020 Casper Welzel Andersen & parts by Jupyter Development Team.
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Extensions to the Jupyter Widgets in the `ipywidgets` package.
We found that ipywidgets-extended demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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