Fix HighChart import error#3
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Root cause: The nicegui-highcharts package does not export a HighChart class. Instead, it extends NiceGUI by adding ui.highchart() to the ui namespace. Changes: - Removed incorrect import: from nicegui_highcharts import HighChart - Changed all HighChart() calls to ui.highchart() - Updated .context/IMPLEMENTATION_FIXES.md to reflect correct usage This fixes the ImportError: cannot import name 'HighChart' from 'nicegui_highcharts' The correct usage is to install nicegui-highcharts (already in pixi.toml), which automatically adds the highchart element to NiceGUI's ui namespace. Tested: - Ruff lint: passed - Python syntax check: passed - Code follows NiceGUI highcharts plugin documentation pattern
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Pull Request Overview
This PR updates the monitor page to use the NiceGUI plugin-based API for Highcharts instead of direct imports. The change migrates from importing nicegui_highcharts.HighChart to using the ui.highchart() method that becomes available after the nicegui-highcharts plugin is installed.
- Removed direct import of
HighChartfromnicegui_highcharts - Replaced all
HighChart()constructor calls withui.highchart()method calls - Updated documentation to reflect the plugin-based approach
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| File | Description |
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| src/msquant/app/pages/monitor.py | Migrated from direct HighChart import to plugin-based ui.highchart() API; removed trailing whitespace |
| .context/IMPLEMENTATION_FIXES.md | Updated documentation to reflect plugin-based Highcharts usage and removed references to graceful fallback pattern |
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Root cause: The nicegui-highcharts package does not export a HighChart class. Instead, it extends NiceGUI by adding ui.highchart() to the ui namespace.
Changes:
This fixes the ImportError:
cannot import name 'HighChart' from 'nicegui_highcharts'
The correct usage is to install nicegui-highcharts (already in pixi.toml), which automatically adds the highchart element to NiceGUI's ui namespace.
Tested: