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crystal_toolkit/__init__.py

@@ -6,8 +6,8 @@
 from monty.json import MSONable
 
 import crystal_toolkit.helpers.layouts as ctl
-from crystal_toolkit.core.plugin import CrystalToolkitPlugin
 from crystal_toolkit.core.jupyter import patch_msonable
+from crystal_toolkit.core.plugin import CrystalToolkitPlugin
 from crystal_toolkit.renderables import (
     Lattice,
     Molecule,

docs_rst/components/bulma_layouts.rst

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 Bulma Layouts
 -------------
 
-`Bulma <https://bulma.io>`_ is a popular CSS-only web framework which can make it easier to build responsive web interfaces. 
+`Bulma <https://bulma.io>`_ is a popular CSS-only web framework which can make it easier to build responsive web interfaces.
 This is an alternative to other frameworks, such as Bootstrap, which require additional JavaScript to be loaded.
 
 Crystal Toolkit provides wrappers around the in-built Dash HTML components with Bulma CSS styles pre-applied.
@@ -16,5 +16,5 @@ To use::
         ctl.Column([])
     ])
 
-Most Bulma styles are supported and fully type-hinted in Python. It is recommended to keep the Bulma docs open when 
-using these components to make it easier to understand how to achieve specific layouts!
+Most Bulma styles are supported and fully type-hinted in Python. It is recommended to keep the Bulma docs open when
+using these components to make it easier to understand how to achieve specific layouts!

docs_rst/introduction.rst

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ transform crystal structures and molecules.
 Citation
 --------
 
-Crystal Toolkit was created as an academic project to solve specific problems. It is open sourced in the 
+Crystal Toolkit was created as an academic project to solve specific problems. It is open sourced in the
 hopes that it is helpful for others but without guarantee of support.
 
 If you use Crystal Toolkit for your own apps, please cite the Crystal Toolkit publication:
@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ Crystal Toolkit Demonstration App
 
 The new Materials Project website is powered by the Crystal Toolkit framework, visit it
 `here. <https://next-gen.materialsproject.org>`_. This includes the original "Crystal
-Toolkit" app `available here <https://next-gen.materialsproject.org/toolkit>`_, which was an app on the 
+Toolkit" app `available here <https://next-gen.materialsproject.org/toolkit>`_, which was an app on the
 Materials Project that gave the Crystal Toolkit library its name.
 
 
@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ For Jupyter integration, please see the `additional installation steps <jupyter>
 Modernization
 -------------
 
-Please see the `Modernization <>`_ page for more information on how Crystal Toolkit is changing 
+Please see the `Modernization <>`_ page for more information on how Crystal Toolkit is changing
 due to the availability of new features in Dash. The required minimum version is now Dash 2.11.
 
 
@@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ Development Team
 Crystal Toolkit is the result of the combined efforts of the `Crystal Toolkit Development Team <https://github.com/materialsproject/crystaltoolkit/graphs/contributors>`_.
 It was created by `Matthew Horton <https://github.com/mkhorton>`_.
 
-More information on individual contributions can be seen in the `GitHub README <https://github.com/materialsproject/crystaltoolkit#team-and-contribution-policy>`_ and 
+More information on individual contributions can be seen in the `GitHub README <https://github.com/materialsproject/crystaltoolkit#team-and-contribution-policy>`_ and
 the associated publication.
 
 New contributors are welcome, please see our `Code of Conduct. <https://github.com/materialsproject/crystaltoolkit/blob/master/code-of-conduct.md>`_

docs_rst/jupyter.rst

@@ -16,8 +16,8 @@ Caveats
 -------
 
 Crystal Toolkit now uses Dash's in-built `Jupyter integration <https://dash.plotly.com/dash-in-jupyter>`_.
-Previous versions of Crystal Toolkit used a customer Jupyter extension, but this extension was limited in scope, 
-difficult to maintain, and restricted usage to specific versions of Jupyter (Jupyter Lab 2+). The new solution 
+Previous versions of Crystal Toolkit used a customer Jupyter extension, but this extension was limited in scope,
+difficult to maintain, and restricted usage to specific versions of Jupyter (Jupyter Lab 2+). The new solution
 runs a Dash server behind-the-scenes.
 
 Issues might be encountered when running behind a proxy. To fix, try::
@@ -26,5 +26,5 @@ Issues might be encountered when running behind a proxy. To fix, try::
 
    jupyter_dash.infer_jupyter_proxy_config()
 
-Alternatively, consult the Dash documentation or forums for help. The default port is 8884, but can be modified 
-by setting the ``CT_JUPYTER_EMBED_PORT`` environment variable.
+Alternatively, consult the Dash documentation or forums for help. The default port is 8884, but can be modified
+by setting the ``CT_JUPYTER_EMBED_PORT`` environment variable.

docs_rst/modernization.rst

@@ -2,22 +2,22 @@
 Modernization
 =============
 
-Crystal Toolkit has been able to work with both Dash 1.x and Dash 2. However, 
-several design choices were made before Dash 2 was developed that can now be 
+Crystal Toolkit has been able to work with both Dash 1.x and Dash 2. However,
+several design choices were made before Dash 2 was developed that can now be
 replaced with first-party solutions now provided by Dash 2.
 
 The minimum version required is now Dash 2.11.
 
 Wherever possible, changes will be made gradually and in a backwards-compatible way.
 However, please pay attention to deprecation warnings!
 
-The overall goal is to defer to first-party solutions wherever possible, with the 
+The overall goal is to defer to first-party solutions wherever possible, with the
 hope of making the Crystal Toolkit codebase leaner and simpler.
 
 Plugin
 ------
 
-Previously, a `ctc.register_crystal_toolkit()` line was required in every Crystal Toolkit 
+Previously, a `ctc.register_crystal_toolkit()` line was required in every Crystal Toolkit
 app. Dash now supports plugins, so the new solution is::
 
     from crystal_toolkit import CrystalToolkitPlugin
@@ -30,15 +30,15 @@ app. Dash now supports plugins, so the new solution is::
 Jupyter
 -------
 
-Previously, Crystal Toolkit supplied its own Jupyter Lab extension. While this is still 
-installed by default to render ``Scene`` objects, most end users will now use a Dash-based 
-Jupyter renderer. This will allow for display of Crystal Toolkit components in Jupyter 
+Previously, Crystal Toolkit supplied its own Jupyter Lab extension. While this is still
+installed by default to render ``Scene`` objects, most end users will now use a Dash-based
+Jupyter renderer. This will allow for display of Crystal Toolkit components in Jupyter
 exactly as in its Dash app counterpart.
 
 Pagination
 ----------
 
-Crystal Toolkit as developed before first-party support for multipage apps was developed. As 
+Crystal Toolkit as developed before first-party support for multipage apps was developed. As
 such, there are some limitations for very large Crystal Toolkit apps, which result in a lot of
 ``dcc.Store`` elements being added to a layout. This design choice can now be reconsidered.
 This improvement is pending.
@@ -47,6 +47,6 @@ This improvement is pending.
 All-in-One Components and Pattern-Matched Callbacks
 ---------------------------------------------------
 
-Crystal Toolkit as developed before pattern-matched callbacks were available, and before 
-the "all-in-one" component pattern was established. Many components can now be simplified 
-to use these features. This improvement is pending.
+Crystal Toolkit as developed before pattern-matched callbacks were available, and before
+the "all-in-one" component pattern was established. Many components can now be simplified
+to use these features. This improvement is pending.