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Great to see all the activity in bringing shiny to python, really appreciate it!
In my work, I have often missed the opportunity to have a truly server-side search bar for users. While the current server option of input_selectize works well for medium-sized data, it involves a roundtrip to Python/R, which can be memory-intensive for larger datasets at best. Typical use cases for an improved search includes:
Making an API-call to an external service (e.g. retrieving legal entities from a public register based on search query )
Making a database call to retrieve search results (e.g. retrieve ID of sales orders based on search query)
Currently, these cases do not fit well into the server-side capabilities of update_selectize.
I've made a modified version (update_search) that accepts a custom search function, which can take additional arguments such as a database connection or request object. Below is a minimal shinylive example of filtering a dataset of cities using DuckDB as the back-end.
I think the the combination of a low memory server-side function and custom rendering options from selectize makes this a compelling option for search. Is there interest in bringing something like this to shiny core?
Happy to move this into a discussion if it is more appropriate.
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Great to see all the activity in bringing shiny to python, really appreciate it!
In my work, I have often missed the opportunity to have a truly server-side search bar for users. While the current server option of
input_selectize
works well for medium-sized data, it involves a roundtrip to Python/R, which can be memory-intensive for larger datasets at best. Typical use cases for an improved search includes:Currently, these cases do not fit well into the server-side capabilities of
update_selectize
.I've made a modified version (
update_search
) that accepts a custom search function, which can take additional arguments such as a database connection or request object. Below is a minimal shinylive example of filtering a dataset of cities using DuckDB as the back-end.I think the the combination of a low memory server-side function and custom rendering options from selectize makes this a compelling option for search. Is there interest in bringing something like this to shiny core?
Happy to move this into a discussion if it is more appropriate.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: