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I would like to request more documentation for the new version of Dash-Auth (version 2.2.0). The explanation of defining public routes and public callbacks is not clear in the current documentation. Although I have reviewed the documentation, it seems insufficient.
For example, I don't have public routes, but I do have some callbacks to open modals or new pages from a sidebar. I am encountering an error related to the line if inp["property"] == "pathname", and when I replace it with if isinstance(inp, dict) and inp.get("property") == "pathname", the issue goes away. However, I understand that modifying the library in this way is not the correct approach.
It would be immensely helpful to have additional examples for debugging purposes.
Thank you.
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[Feature Request] More documentaion for new dash-auth package
[Feature Request] More documentaion for new dash-auth 2.2.0 package
Feb 10, 2024
Dear,
I would like to request more documentation for the new version of Dash-Auth (version 2.2.0). The explanation of defining public routes and public callbacks is not clear in the current documentation. Although I have reviewed the documentation, it seems insufficient.
For example, I don't have public routes, but I do have some callbacks to open modals or new pages from a sidebar. I am encountering an error related to the line if inp["property"] == "pathname", and when I replace it with if isinstance(inp, dict) and inp.get("property") == "pathname", the issue goes away. However, I understand that modifying the library in this way is not the correct approach.
It would be immensely helpful to have additional examples for debugging purposes.
Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: