What would that feature address

We want to expose an AgGrid component through a Taipy control.

A first step is to encapsulate the control and its core API through Taipy 's Extension API. That would include the base features such as columns and rows definition.

A second step is to demonstrate dynamic content: a little demo for the control would include a table that represents a short list of random values between 0 and an upper bound that is specified in an interactive slider. When the user changes the slider value (from 0 to 100), then we recompute the entire data set, and we expect the table to represent these new values.

Description of the ideal solution

A new public repository is accessible for the public, holding all it takes to build a specific
ElementLibrary ("AgGrid") that exposes a control ("table") that provides an access to AgGrid table
features through properties.

This would include multi-indexing and dynamic content.

Demonstrating dynamic content

Here is a short piece of code that uses the regular Taipy table:

from taipy import Gui

start = 0
step = 1

def compute_data(start, step):    
    values = [start+i*step/10 for i in range(0, 11)]
    squared = [x*x for x in values]
    third = [x*x*x for x in values]
    return {
        "Values": values,
        "Square": squared,
        "Third": third
    }
data = compute_data(start, step)


def on_change(state, var_name, var_value):
    if var_name == "start" or var_name == "step":
        state.data = compute_data(state.start, state.step)

Gui("""# Dynamic table


<|{data}|table|>

Start: <|{start}|slider|>

Step: <|{step}|slider|min=1|>

""").run()

Changing the slider values recomputes all data and updates the table content.

We want to see a similar behavior, when table is replaced by agGrid.table, with no other change.

Acceptance Criteria

• All the code lies in a specific directory in the frontend-experiments private location, under '/extensions/aggrid'.
• A README file indicates what to do to build and deliver the Python packages that relies on AgGrid's components.