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When I put it this way, the cleanest solution to my problem would be if dcc.Interval() supported the idea of counting a certain number of ticks and then stopping by itself, i.e. had something like a max_intervals parameter. I’m not sure if you have any other use-cases for that but if so, maybe it’s a feature suggestion?
That discussion is about turning it off in response to an event, but if there were a max_intervals parameter we could presumably turn the timer off manually by setting max_intervals=n_intervals.
As suggested by a community member:
Full discussion: https://community.plot.ly/t/should-i-use-an-interval-for-a-one-off-delay/11375/6
Seems like a pretty good idea, coul dbe useful for general delays and fits nicely into the existing component API
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