Django Param

Django Param provides the ParamForm class which translates a param class into a native Django Form.

Quick start

Add 'colorfield', 'django_select2', 'django_param' and 'django.forms' to your INSTALLED_APPS setting like this:

```python
INSTALLED_APPS = [
    ...
    'colorfield',
    'django_select2',
    'django_param',
]
```

Usage

# Specify your param class
class MyParam(param.Parameterized):
    probability = param.Number(0.5, bounds=(0, 1), doc="Probability that...")
    test_string = param.String(default="test string", doc="Your String")

my_param = MyParam()

# Initialize Django Form
form = ParamForm({'probability': 0.1, 'test_string': 'test_bound'}, param=my_param)

# Get data from request.POST
form = ParamForm(request.POST, param=my_param)

# To return param with values from request.POST
param = form.as_param()

Use form in template like a normal Django form:

• First you need to add the form media, you can include {{ form.media }} in the head element of your page.
• To add the form, simply use {{ form }}

Supported param.Parameters

• Boolean
• Color
• CalendarDate
• DataFrame
• Date
• FileSelector
• ListSelector
• Magnitude
• MultiFileSelector
• NumericTuple
• ObjectSelector
• Range
• Selector
• String
• Tuple
• XYCoordinates

Custom Widgets

You can also override any default widget with your own custom widgets. For example:

widget_map = {
    param.String:
        lambda parameterized_object, parameter, name: forms.CharField(
            initial=parameterized_object.inspect_value(name) or parameter.default,
            widget=Textarea,
        ),
}

form = ParamForm(param=my_param, widget_map=widget_map)