Streamlit
Features
The features of ipyvizzu-story
that are available in Streamlit
are marked
with a green check.
-
Display the created
Story
(play
method) -
Display the created
Story
(_repr_html_
method) -
Use fullscreen
-
Use navigation buttons
-
Set width/height of the
Story
-
Export the
Story
into a html file -
Get the html
Story
as a string
Installation
Run the following command in your command line in order to install
ipyvizzu-story
(visit Installation chapter for more
options and details).
pip install ipyvizzu-story[streamlit]
Sample
Try ipyvizzu-story
in Streamlit
with the following sample.
# import ipyvizzu and ipyvizzu-story from ipyvizzu import Data, Config from ipyvizzustory import Slide, Step from ipyvizzustory import Story # or # from ipyvizzustory.env.st.story import Story # create data and initialize Story with the created data data = Data() data.add_series("Foo", ["Alice", "Bob", "Ted"]) data.add_series("Bar", [15, 32, 12]) data.add_series("Baz", [5, 3, 2]) # you can also add data with pandas # import pandas as pd # # data = Data() # df = pd.read_csv( # "https://ipyvizzu-story.vizzuhq.com/0.12/assets/data/data.csv" # ) # data.add_df(df) story = Story(data=data) # create Slides and Steps and add them to the Story slide1 = Slide( Step( Config({"x": "Foo", "y": "Bar"}), ) ) story.add_slide(slide1) slide2 = Slide( Step(Config({"color": "Foo", "x": "Baz", "geometry": "circle"})) ) story.add_slide(slide2) # note: in Streamlit if you want to use the `play` method, # you need to set the width and height in pixels or set the width to 100% story.set_size(width="800px", height="480px") # you can export the Story into a html file story.export_to_html(filename="mystory.html") # or you can get the html Story as a string html = story.to_html() print(html) # you can display the Story with the `play` method story.play()
Place the above code blocks into a python file (for example called
ipyvizzustory_example.py
) and run the following command in your command line
in order to try it.
streamlit run ipyvizzustory_example.py
Check the Tutorial for more info.