So did a little digging and it turns out that streamlit has a components API which can be used to render an html string. So we can basically use a little javascript to change the font size of a specific label. Since labels are unique for each widget, we can simply search for the paragraph element whose inner text that matches the label.
Is there a way to run the command streamlit run APP_NAME.py from within a python script, that might look something like: import streamlit streamlit.run ("APP_NAME.py") As the project I'm w...
I recently installed Visual Studio Code (VS Code) and set up Streamlit. When I run my app with: streamlit run app.py The terminal says everything runs fine, and the browser opens at localhost:8501,...
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Here is a link to a thread on Streamlit forums where this is discussed: link. Can I do something else inside a on_click function different to set session_state variables? Yes, you can use it to do anything. But it will run before anything else, you have to keep that in mind.
I'm having trouble changing the theme of my webapp. I'm using the Visual Studio Code program to program and there, I opened a folder named .streamlit and inside it, a file named config.toml. I past...
I'm trying to use Streamlit to show the final output to the user together with the step-by-step thoughts. For it, I'm using StreamlitCallbackHandler copying from the MRKL example.
The streamlit command in main.py runs the script in a new process, which doesn't inherit the modified sys.path from main.py. You can modify the PYTHONPATH environment variable directly in the subprocess.run call within main.py.
I have a Streamlit application where I can upload some pdf files and then select the files I want to work on from a select box and they will be displayed in the main panel. Now instead of displayin...
