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Provide support for no_update in Dash for R #111

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1 change: 1 addition & 0 deletions NAMESPACE
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S3method(print,dash_component)
export(Dash)
export(dashNoUpdate)
export(input)
export(output)
export(state)
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10 changes: 8 additions & 2 deletions R/dash.R
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output_value <- getStackTrace(do.call(callback, callback_args),
debug = private$debug,
pruned_errors = private$pruned_errors)

# reset callback context
private$callback_context_ <- NULL

if (is.null(private$stack_message)) {
# inspect the output_value to determine whether any outputs have no_update
# objects within them; these should not be updated
if (length(output_value) == 1 && class(output_value) == "no_update") {
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response$body <- character(1) # return empty string
response$status <- 204L
}
else if (is.null(private$stack_message)) {
# pass on output_value to encode_plotly in case there are dccGraph
# components which include Plotly.js figures for which we'll need to
# run plotly_build from the plotly package
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12 changes: 11 additions & 1 deletion R/dependencies.R
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#' Use in conjunction with the `callback()` method from the [dash::Dash] class
#' to define the update logic in your application.
#'
#' The `dashNoUpdate()` function permits application developers to prevent a
#' single output from updating the layout. It has no formal arguments.
#'
#' @name dependencies
#' @param id a component id
#' @param property the component property to use


#' @rdname dependencies
#' @export
output <- function(id, property) {
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property = property
)
}

#' @rdname dependencies
#' @export
dashNoUpdate <- function() {
x <- list(NULL)
class(x) <- "no_update"
return(x)
}
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103 changes: 103 additions & 0 deletions tests/integration/callbacks/test_no_update.py
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from selenium.webdriver.support.select import Select
import time

app = """
library(dash)
library(dashHtmlComponents)
library(dashCoreComponents)

app <- Dash$new()

app$layout(
htmlDiv(list(
dccDropdown(options = list(
list(label = "Red", value = "#FF0000"),
list(label = "Green", value = "#00FF00"),
list(label = "Blue", value = "#0000FF"),
list(label = "Do nothing", value = "nothing")
),
id = "color-selector"),
htmlButton(children = "Select all the colors!",
id = "multi-selector"
),
htmlDiv(id='message-box',
children='Please select a color choice from the dropdown menu.'),
htmlDiv(id='message-box2',
children=' ')
)
)
)

app$callback(output=list(id='message-box2', property='children'),
params=list(
input(id='multi-selector', property='n_clicks')),
function(n_clicks)
{
# if button has been clicked, n_clicks is numeric()
# on first launch of callback at layout initialization,
# value of n_clicks will be list(NULL), which is not
# comparable using >, < or =; hence the is.numeric()
# check
if (is.numeric(n_clicks) && n_clicks >= 1)
{
# return a vector to ensure that the check for
# class(x) == "no_update" isn't made for objects
# where length(x) > 1
return(c("Multiple color values: ",
"#FF0000, ",
"#00FF00, ",
"#0000FF ",
"returned!")
)
}
}
)

app$callback(output=list(id='message-box', property='children'),
params=list(
input(id='color-selector', property='value')),
function(color)
{
if (color %in% c("#FF0000", "#00FF00", "#0000FF")) {
msg <- sprintf("The hexadecimal representation of your last chosen color is %s",
color)
return(msg)
} else {
return(dashNoUpdate())
}
}
)

app$run_server()
"""


def test_rsnu001_no_update(dashr):
dashr.start_server(app)
dashr.find_element("#color-selector").click()
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dashr.find_elements("div.VirtualizedSelectOption")[0].click()
time.sleep(1)
assert dashr.find_element("#message-box").text == "The hexadecimal representation of your last chosen color is #FF0000"
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Not to beat a dead horse, but since this is one of the first tests I'd like to make sure we get the best pattern for all the other tests to build on.

time.sleep should be a last resort. In this test you only need it when the text is expected to be the same after the action as it was before - ie just the checks after ...[3].click(). But in all the other cases you can do

dashr.wait_for_text_to_equal(
    "#message-box",
    "The hexadecimal representation of your last chosen color is #FF0000"
)

Which will return as soon as the correct value is found on the page, saving us most of that 1 sec delay each time.

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fixed in be9d387

dashr.find_element("#color-selector").click()
dashr.find_elements("div.VirtualizedSelectOption")[3].click()
time.sleep(1)
assert dashr.find_element("#message-box").text == "The hexadecimal representation of your last chosen color is #FF0000"
dashr.find_element("#color-selector").click()
dashr.find_elements("div.VirtualizedSelectOption")[1].click()
time.sleep(1)
assert dashr.find_element("#message-box").text == "The hexadecimal representation of your last chosen color is #00FF00"
dashr.find_element("#color-selector").click()
dashr.find_elements("div.VirtualizedSelectOption")[3].click()
time.sleep(1)
assert dashr.find_element("#message-box").text == "The hexadecimal representation of your last chosen color is #00FF00"
dashr.find_element("#color-selector").click()
dashr.find_elements("div.VirtualizedSelectOption")[2].click()
time.sleep(1)
assert dashr.find_element("#message-box").text == "The hexadecimal representation of your last chosen color is #0000FF"
dashr.find_element("#color-selector").click()
dashr.find_elements("div.VirtualizedSelectOption")[3].click()
time.sleep(1)
assert dashr.find_element("#message-box").text == "The hexadecimal representation of your last chosen color is #0000FF"
dashr.find_element("#multi-selector").click()
time.sleep(1)
assert dashr.find_element("#message-box2").text == "Multiple color values: #FF0000, #00FF00, #0000FF returned!"