
Streamlit components that allow client side (javascript) to send data to the server side (python) and render HTML content without being processed by Markdown.
The Streamlit Bridge components significantly enhance the functionality of Streamlit applications by facilitating seamless communication between client-side JavaScript and server-side Python. This unique capability allows developers to incorporate custom HTML and JavaScript content, providing greater flexibility in designing interactive applications. Whether you're looking to integrate dynamic elements like buttons or implement a timer, these components make it simpler than ever.
By allowing for direct data transfer and rendering capabilities, the Streamlit Bridge components open up new avenues for developers to create engaging user experiences. With a straightforward installation process and well-defined API, both novice and experienced developers can leverage these tools to elevate their Streamlit projects.
Client-Side Communication: Easily send data from the client side to specific bridge components using JavaScript, enhancing interactivity within your application.
HTML Integration: Render HTML content without the limitations of Markdown processing, allowing for more complex designs and layouts.
Automatic stBridges Reference: As of version 1.1.8, the HTML component automatically creates a reference to stBridges, simplifying the process of accessing bridge functionalities.
User-Friendly Installation: Get started quickly with a clear installation guide that minimizes setup time and supports rapid development.
Development Flexibility: Modify and test components interactively with simple commands, allowing for a fast and efficient development cycle.
Support for IFrame Usage: Easily utilize the components within iframes or the Streamlit Cloud environment, maintaining functionality across various deployment scenarios.
Release Management: Publish your components effortlessly using Poetry after building them, ensuring a smooth transition from development to production.
