streamlit/streamlit

Features

• Interactive Widgets - Provides a comprehensive widget system for capturing user input and managing interactive state.
• Data Application Frameworks - Transforms data scripts into interactive web applications using a declarative interface and reactive execution model.
• Runtime Environments - Reruns the entire application script from top to bottom whenever a user interaction triggers a state change.
• Execution Models - Defines the core execution and client-server model that powers interactive application updates.
• Input Controls - Offers a wide range of interactive widgets to capture user input and facilitate dynamic interaction.
• Data Science Prototyping Tools - Transforms data analysis scripts into interactive web applications without requiring extensive frontend development knowledge.
• Web Application Deployment - Publishes applications directly from source control repositories by automating the build process.
• State Synchronization - Streams UI updates and widget state changes between the backend and frontend via persistent bidirectional connections.
• Data Visualization Libraries - Renders various chart types to help users identify trends and patterns through visual representation.
• UI Automation - Simulates a running application to programmatically interact with widgets and verify application state.
• Testing Frameworks - Provides built-in support for automated testing of application interfaces and user interactions.
• Layout Engines - Provides flexible layout containers like columns, tabs, and sidebars to structure application interfaces.
• State Management - Ensures statefulness of widgets across reruns to maintain user input and interaction context.
• File-System Routing - Automatically generates navigation paths and page structures by mapping the directory layout of source files.
• General Machine Learning - Framework for building data-focused web applications.
• Model Serving - Builds interactive web apps for machine learning projects.
• User Interfaces - Transform Python scripts into interactive web applications.
• Visualization and Analysis - Framework for building data apps using simple Python scripts.
• Dashboards and BI - Simplified framework for building data applications.
• Data Visualization - Framework for building dashboards and reports.
• Data Grids - Enables interactive exploration and modification of structured datasets directly within the interface.
• Remote Application Hosting - Launches applications in hosted environments by defining dependency requirements and managing secure credentials.
• Memoization Caches - Stores function results in a persistent cache to prevent redundant computation during frequent script execution.
• State Reconciliation - Tracks widget state by assigning unique identifiers to elements to persist user input across script reruns.
• Component Libraries - Offers a collection of pre-built interactive widgets to create functional user interfaces without custom frontend code.
• Dynamic Content Streams - Supports streaming data and text to the interface with dynamic effects for real-time updates.
• User Interaction Patterns - Provides a robust system for passing user information into backend code through interactive elements.
• Component Extensions - Supports extending application functionality through custom-built or third-party components.
• Navigation Systems - Organizes multipage applications by defining distinct routes and programmatically switching the active view.
• Internal Business Tooling - Streamlines the creation of custom business tools and dashboards for internal teams.
• Data Application Hosting - Hosts data-driven tools within secure cloud platforms to leverage built-in access controls.
• Data Caching - Stores temporary data, session variables, and URL parameters in a persistent local cache.
• Session Management - Stores user-specific variables and widget values in a server-side dictionary to maintain application context.
• Media Management Tools - Supports embedding images, audio, video, and interactive media content into the application.
• Secret Management - Includes built-in mechanisms for securely managing and accessing application secrets and connection credentials.
• Execution Flow Control - Manages script progression using interactive modal dialogs, input forms, and manual commands.
• Status Indicators - Provides visual feedback and notifications to keep users informed during long-running tasks.
• Multipage Application Frameworks - Enables automated multipage application structure through simple directory-based configuration.
• Data Connectors - Links external databases and web services using secure connection methods while protecting sensitive credentials.
• Configuration Management - Offers flexible configuration options for server settings, client behavior, and visual styling.
• Cloud Infrastructure Deployment - Publishes applications to managed hosting services using containerization and orchestration tools.
• Visualization Frameworks - Provides dynamic charts and tables that allow users to explore complex datasets through intuitive controls.
• Authentication Strategies - Verifies user identity and retrieves profile information by handling login and logout processes.
• Component Lifecycle Management - Manages the lifecycle of widgets to ensure consistent identity and state across reruns.
• Custom Components - Allows mounting custom frontend elements built with standard web languages to extend core application functionality.
• Text Formatting Components - Provides tools for styling text, code blocks, and decorative elements to improve interface readability.
• URL State Synchronization - Allows syncing widget values with URL query parameters for shareable and bookmarkable application states.
• Frontend Bridges - Provides a standardized message-passing interface to extend native UI capabilities with custom web elements.

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