How to use selector (queries) inside BokehJS

On Nov 18, 2016, at 08:35, Meir Tseitlin meir@imubit.com wrote:

I am trying to retrieve all elements containing specific tag:

I tried the following 3 options

CustomJS(args=dict(rootDom=rootDom), code="""

 console.log(rootDom);

 //var found = rootDom.select("tags", "myColumn");
 //var found = rootDom.select({"tags", "myColumn"});
 //var found = rootDom.select({type: "tags", name: "myColumn"});

 console.log(found);

 """)

The first one works, but returns empty array. Others return exceptions "Invalid selector".

The following code works properly on Python side:

elems = rootDom.select({“tags”: ‘myColumn’})

Thanks!

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On Friday, November 18, 2016 at 4:32:51 PM UTC+2, Bryan Van de ven wrote:

Tags are just arbitrary metadata that can be attached for searching the Python object graph. They are not related to dom selectors

On Nov 18, 2016, at 08:35, Meir Tseitlin me...@imubit.com wrote:

I am trying to retrieve all elements containing specific tag:

I tried the following 3 options

CustomJS(args=dict(rootDom=rootDom), code="""

 console.log(rootDom);

 //var found = rootDom.select("tags", "myColumn");
 //var found = rootDom.select({"tags", "myColumn"});
 //var found = rootDom.select({type: "tags", name: "myColumn"});

 console.log(found);

 """)

The first one works, but returns empty array. Others return exceptions "Invalid selector".

The following code works properly on Python side:

elems = rootDom.select({“tags”: ‘myColumn’})

Thanks!

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On Friday, November 18, 2016 at 4:34:15 PM UTC+2, Meir Tseitlin wrote:

This is exactly what I am willing to do - find object by arbitrary metadata, but on JS side.

Thanks

On Friday, November 18, 2016 at 4:32:51 PM UTC+2, Bryan Van de ven wrote:

Tags are just arbitrary metadata that can be attached for searching the Python object graph. They are not related to dom selectors

On Nov 18, 2016, at 08:35, Meir Tseitlin me...@imubit.com wrote:

I am trying to retrieve all elements containing specific tag:

I tried the following 3 options

CustomJS(args=dict(rootDom=rootDom), code="""

 console.log(rootDom);

 //var found = rootDom.select("tags", "myColumn");
 //var found = rootDom.select({"tags", "myColumn"});
 //var found = rootDom.select({type: "tags", name: "myColumn"});

 console.log(found);

 """)

The first one works, but returns empty array. Others return exceptions "Invalid selector".

The following code works properly on Python side:

elems = rootDom.select({“tags”: ‘myColumn’})

Thanks!

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