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The dash page registry is kind of a black box to me. Where it's accessible, how it stores its routing information, etc. But I think it holds the key to writing a function that can serve as a combination of url_for and
For dash page routing, I have stuck to mostly hardcoding route urls, with a small amount of hacky uses of the dash page registry.
The dash page registry is kind of a black box to me. Where it's accessible, how it stores its routing information, etc. But I think it holds the key to writing a function that can serve as a combination of
url_for
andFor dash page routing, I have stuck to mostly hardcoding route urls, with a small amount of hacky uses of the dash page registry.
Example entry in
dash.page_registry
ordered dict:References
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