Refactoring related to ReactPy v2.0.0

[shawncrawley]

Description

My attempt at refactoring to align with ReactPy v2.0.0. This depends upon the refactors that were also made to reactpy-router to align with ReactPy v2.0.0 (see PR for that here).

There are a few remaining fixes/updates that I haven't been able to figure out yet. These are the related tests that fail when I run them locally:

• tests\test_app\tests/test_components.py:230 ComponentTests.test_component_use_user_data
• tests\test_app\tests/test_components.py:286 ComponentTests.test_component_use_user_data_with_default
• tests\test_app\tests/test_components.py:685 ComponentTests.test_form_basic
• tests\test_app\tests/test_components.py:779 ComponentTests.test_form_bootstrap
• tests\test_app\tests/test_components.py:817 ComponentTests.test_form_orm_model
• tests\test_app\tests/test_components.py:575 ComponentTests.test_pyscript_1_multifile

The first two are related to open discussion here. As for the rest, I still have no idea what the problem is after digging for hours.

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[shawncrawley]

So I actually realized that most of the pyscript code here in reactpy-django is now duplicated in reactpy core. I went through and essentially removed essentially all of the duplicate code and just reference it in reactpy. With this change, I still get the same test failing that I couldn't ever figure out why before, but now I'm actually getting a py-script error rather than silent/masked failures. Here is that error:

Unhandled exception in event loop
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/lib/python3.13/site-packages/reactpy/executors/pyscript/layout_handler.py", line 157, in run
    update = await root_layout.render()
             ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/lib/python3.13/site-packages/reactpy/core/layout.py", line 122, in render
    return await self._parallel_render()
           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/lib/python3.13/site-packages/reactpy/core/layout.py", line 158, in _parallel_render
    return update_task.result()
           ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^^
  File "/lib/python3.13/site-packages/reactpy/core/layout.py", line 174, in _create_layout_update
    new_state = await self._render_component(
                ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
    ...<6 lines>...
    )
    ^
  File "/lib/python3.13/site-packages/reactpy/core/layout.py", line 279, in _render_component
    await life_cycle_hook.affect_component_did_render()
  File "/lib/python3.13/site-packages/reactpy/core/_life_cycle_hook.py", line 232, in affect_component_did_render
    self.unset_current()
    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^^
  File "/lib/python3.13/site-packages/reactpy/core/_life_cycle_hook.py", line 271, in unset_current
    if HOOK_STACK.get().pop() is not self:
       ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^^
IndexError: pop from empty list

I haven't pushed these code updates since I haven't solved this bug and wanted some feedback on it. Also, I wanted to make sure that purging most of the pyscript code from reactpy-django and instead referencing it in reactpy core is desired. Let me know your thoughts on this. I'm happy to push my code updates if desired.

[Archmonger]

A lot of the PyScript logic in this repo has Django specific optimizations, so unfortunately nearly all of that code will remain duplicated for now.

Will make a follow-up issue to de-duplicate (make the variant in core to be more 'pluggable').

[shawncrawley]

Gotcha. I really tried to compare the code in reactpy-django vs reactpy core to ensure I wasn't missing any django-specific stuff and only replace it if they were identical in their outcome, and it really seemed like a good chunk of it met that criteria. I of course trust you, I'm just surprised at what I must have missed. I'll stand down and let you round out the rest of this PR, since you've been at work on it. Thanks for your help!

[Archmonger]

Feel free to switch to any pyscript code that doesn't break any Django specific logic. I think a decent amount of it relies on Django cache, template tags, and url routing though.