running bokeh + datashader "dashboard" app on standalone server

Jason_Tumlinson · November 7, 2017, 12:04am

Hi,
I am trying to adapt the bokeh + data shader app packaged with

datashader-examples to a custom implementation.

The app needs to run alongside some other apps I have that are run

in “directory” format because they have to be wrapped in a bunch of custom

HTML and CSS, which is most convenient in the directory form, e.g.:

bokeh serve —show dashboard

However, the dashboard example as given uses a tornado server (relevant code below):

python dashboard.py

and I cannot see how this could be adapted to directory form, especially since

the example uses the server itself to serve the datashader layer.

So, is it even possible to adapt this example to a standalone server / directory

implementation? Or should I be attempting to incorporate my custom HTML / css

formatting in a different fashion?

Thanks

JT

if name == ‘main’:

def add_roots(doc):

    model = AppState(False) # argument = "outofcore" = False by default 

    view = AppView(model)

    GetDataset.model = model  # GetDataset.model has type "AppState" 

    curdoc().add_root(view.layout) # view.layout has type "Row" 

app = Application(FunctionHandler(add_roots))

io_loop = IOLoop.current()      

server = Server({'/': app}, io_loop=io_loop, extra_patterns=[('/datashader', GetDataset)], port=5006)

server.start()                  

io_loop.add_callback(server.show, "/")

io_loop.start()

James_A_Bednar · November 7, 2017, 8:36pm

I’m not sure about the specific question you are asking, but there is an example of using datashader with a directory-style Bokeh app with an HTML/CSS template at: https://github.com/ioam/jupytercon2017-holoviews-tutorial/tree/master/notebooks/apps/nyc_taxi

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