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Add PlotlyView on_selected event for scatter plots #4385

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced interactivity in Plotly graphs with new event handling for clicks and selections.
    • Introduced global execution context access across various components for improved state management.
    • Expanded functionality in custom panels with additional context and dataset change handlers.
  • Enhancements

    • Streamlined method names and increased available callbacks in panel operations for better clarity and functionality.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Adjusted event handling logic to ensure robust and error-free user interactions.

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 3fc893d and 5ba14e1.

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The recent updates focus on enhancing event handling across various components and modules, introducing new callback functionalities, and refining context management. This includes better event response in PlotlyView.tsx, expanded functionality in custom panels, and the addition of global execution context handling, streamlining state management and interactivity within the application.

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Files Change Summary
.../SchemaIO/components/PlotlyView.tsx Updated event handling and added getValuesAtIndices function.
.../operators/src/CustomPanel.tsx, .../operators/src/useCustomPanelHooks.ts Renamed and added multiple functions for enhanced panel interaction.
.../operators/src/index.ts, .../operators/src/state.ts Introduced useGlobalExecutionContext for better context management.
.../operators/src/operators.ts Added getter methods and URI checks in ExecutionContext.
fiftyone/operators/operations.py, fiftyone/operators/panel.py Updated to support new context change events and streamlined method handling.

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const { x, y, z, ids, selectedpoints, ...metadata } = data;
selected.push({
idx: point.pointIndex,
id: Array.isArray(ids) ? ids[point.pointIndex] : null,
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This makes ids a "known" parameter of view. This needs to be added to the docs for types.PlotlyView().

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function getValuesAtIndices(array, indices) {
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Need to remove this as its no longer used.

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if (eventHandlerOperator) {
let params = {};
if (event === "onClick") {
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Need to document this and the other event handler in types.PlotlyView().

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LGTM

@ritch ritch merged commit db4dcd8 into py-panels-develop May 21, 2024
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@ritch ritch deleted the plot-on-selected branch May 21, 2024 23:11
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