Callback inside Functions

Dash Python
1

Hi Guys,

I working in a project based on @nedned github project.

ned code: https://github.com/ned2/dash-django-example

my code: https://github.com/CaioEuzebio/DjangoDashboard/blob/master/app/as_dash.py

However i not sure how can i make my callbacks work inside a routes(functions)

The update_columns callback functions are not working as expected to perform calculations in dash table.

This is the structure.


def dispatcher(request):
    '''
    Main function
    @param request: Request object
    '''

    app = _create_app()
    params = {
        'data': request.body,
        'method': request.method,
        'content_type': request.content_type
    }
    with app.server.test_request_context(request.path, **params):
        app.server.preprocess_request()
        try:
            response = app.server.full_dispatch_request()
        except Exception as e:
            response = app.server.make_response(app.server.handle_exception(e))
        return response.get_data()
    
    


def _create_app():

    ''' Creates dash application '''

    app = dash.Dash(__name__, external_stylesheets=[dbc.themes.BOOTSTRAP])
    app.config['suppress_callback_exceptions']=True
    app.layout = dhc.Div(children=[])

    @app.callback(
        dash.dependencies.Output('content', 'children'),
        [dash.dependencies.Input('url', 'pathname')]
    )
    
    def display_page(pathname):

        
        ''' '''
        if not pathname:
            return ''
        if pathname == '/':
            return dash_index()
        method = pathname[1:].replace('-', '_')
        func = getattr(sys.modules[__name__], method, None)
        if func:
            return func()
        return 'Unknown link'

    
    return app


def dash_fig1():
   
    pandas code
    
    return dash core components

    @app.callback(
        Output('computed-table', 'data'),
        [Input('computed-table', 'data_timestamp')],
        [State('computed-table', 'data')])
    def update_columns(timestamp, rows):
        for row in rows:
            try:
                if row['Unidades Pendentes'] != 0:
                    row['UPH_BPI_vs_Head'] = float(row['UPH_BPI_vs_Perfil']) * float(row['Head_Disponível'])
                    row['ETA_Geral'] = float(row['Unidades Pendentes']) / float(row['UPH_BPI_vs_Head'])
                    row['Delta_Hora'] = float(row['Horas_Disp']) - float(row['ETA_Geral'])
                    row['Risco_Aging'] = float(row['Delta_Hora']) * float(row['UPH_BPI_vs_Head'])
                else:
                    row['UPH_BPI_vs_Head'] = "Completed"
                    row['ETA_Geral'] = "Completed"
                    row['Delta_Hora'] = "Completed"
                    row['Risco_Aging'] = "Completed"
                    row['UPH_BPI_vs_Perfil'] = "Completed" 
                    row['Head_Disponível'] = "Completed"
                    row['Horas_Disp'] = "Completed" 
            except:
                row['ETA_Geral'] = 'NA'
                
        return rows


    



    @app.callback(
        Output('table-backlog', 'data'),
        [Input('table-backlog', 'data_timestamp')],
        [State('table-backlog', 'data')])
    def update_columns(timestamp, rows):
        for row in rows:
            try:
                if row['Unidades Pendentes'] != 0:
                    row['Delta Hora'] = float(row['Horas Disp']) - float(row['ETA'])
                    row['Risco Aging'] = float(row['Delta Hora']) * float(row['UPH'])
                else:
                    row['ETA'] = "Completed"
                    
            except:
            
                row['ETA'] = row['ETA']
        return rows
2

It looks like you’re trying to create your Dash app inside the dispatcher function. This means you’re creating a fresh Dash app every time Django is handling a response. You want to have a Dash app that’s already initialised (in another module) that you can just reference when needed. This is the whole point of server.py in that code example, then you just do from .server import server or from .server import app

Also, all Dash callbacks need to have already been created before the app starts running. So you would need to call dash_fig1 before starting the app.