dmc.Collapse - required parameter in does not work

[MichaelODeli]

When I try to use the undocumented Collapse component, I get the following error:

    dmc.Collapse(in=True, children=[dmc.Button()])
                 ^^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Same issue with Fieldset and NumberFormatter (undocumented props).

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I also saw that the following components are missing: Tree, SemiCircleProgress, Dialog, ColorSwatch,

[AnnMarieW]

Hi @MichaelODeli
Thanks for reporting - I could replicate this issue with the in prop.

Are you interested in doing any pull requests either in the dmc-doc repo or here?

[MichaelODeli]

@AnnMarieW Yes, I will try to add undocumented components to dmc-docs.

[MichaelODeli]

The same error with Fieldset component - unexpected argument (link)

TypeError: The `dash_mantine_components.Fieldset` component (version 0.14.4) received an unexpected keyword argument: `disabled`

But in dmc-docs with configurator.add_switch("disabled", False) param - it works fine

[AnnMarieW]

That's odd - but in the upstream docs, disabled is not a valid prop for Fieldset
https://mantine.dev/core/fieldset/?t=props

[AnnMarieW]

I think I see how to fix this. It would be helpful if you could make a draft PR for the Fieldset component, then when the fix is done, the docs will be ready to go. :-)

[MichaelODeli]

@AnnMarieW snehilvj/dmc-docs#64

[alexcjohnson]

FWIW there is a way to use props masked by Python keywords, or that in some other way are invalid as kwargs:

dmc.Collapse(children=[dmc.Button()], **{"in": True})

Which is what you have to do for example to use the data-* and aria-* wildcard props in dash.html because of the hyphens.

But I agree, this pattern is tricky, ugly, and non-Pythonic so better to change it where we can.