solveit widgets#215
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@curtis-allan curious what you think! |
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@RensDimmendaal This is cool! I still think having ipywidgets work natively in Solveit is pretty useful, maybe we can leverage the code here to simplify your ipywidget support branch? (since it's much easier to understand it compared to the other branch) The excalidraw widget is very cool! |
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This PR adds solveit native widgets. These are different from ipywidgets as they re-use solveit native mechanisms. This makes them much lighter and easier to integrate. However, downsides are:
Nevertheless I still think they're pretty cool as a lightweight widget option. So I figured they might be worth adding to dialoghelper. Or maybe as a separate package if we want to treat them as more experimental.
Here's a demo video:
demo-solveit-widgetw-sml.mp4