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Correct way to launch server within codebase

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Rick
RickJul 18, 2016   #1

I’ve been digging through the examples for connecting to a local server.
Question, what is the proper way to push a session internally, without running bokeh serve --show foo.py from the command prompt.

-rick

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birdsarah_continuumJul 19, 2016   #3

If you could provide more details it would be easier to point you
in the right direction. Maybe the happiness demo has useful stuff
in it; or maybe something simpler:

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https://github.com/bokeh/bokeh-demos
On 7/19/16 8:28 AM, rick wrote:

    I think I'm looking for an example of how to

properly use bokeh.io output_server

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Rick
RickJul 19, 2016   #4

I’m trying to do something more simple, similair to the weather.py demo, but I’m having a disconnect with executing it from within the script.

Trying to do auto launch like bokeh.io show() but with push().

Going about it like this:

output_server(‘foo’)

…

curdoc().add_root(column(figx,sliderx))

push()

manually point browser to active session

Do I need something after pushing the update that will autolaunch the browser with the active session?

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Rick
RickJul 20, 2016   #5

Ok, sorry for the public learning exercise… I accomplished what I was wanting to do with the following:

curdoc().add_root(column(figx,sliderx))

session = push_session(curdoc())

session.show()

session.loop_until_closed()

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