Add persistence to components
See original GitHub issueThanks for this great library. I enjoy the beautiful-styled controls and often use them in my projects. Lately I found out that Dash supports a convenient way to make user-data persistent by adding a persistence
attribute. So a slider that keeps its data persistant now basically comes down to one line of code:
slider = dcc.Slider(id="slider_1", persistence=True, persistence_type="local")
This dramatically simplifies the cases where before one had to pass all user-values to a Store component. I would love to see this feature implemented in dash-daq components and also would be willing to contribute. What are your thoughts?
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Is there a recommended build-system? I always get errors when using
yarn start
like described in the Readme. I tried it on Ubuntu and Mac OS with yarn 1.22.4 and npm 6.14.4.Actually I think I wasn’t able to build it on my own computer so I had to rely on CI to do building for me. 🤔