There’s been a remarkable surge in tools and techniques to simplify web development in the evolving landscape of web applications. Among these advancements, Streamlit shines as one of the standout options. It’s a Python library that allows the creation of single-page apps with minimal effort, boasting features that induce optimism about the future of web development. Notably, Streamlit seamlessly integrates with machine learning and data science apps.
In this blog, we’ll briefly introduce the Streamlit framework and delve into the new Syncfusion Grid component designed for it.
Streamlit is an open-source Python library. It is a game changer for crafting custom web apps tailored for data science and machine learning. Its versatile components allow seamless integration, enabling the swift creation of instant web apps within minutes. A standout feature is that developers can construct web apps without an extensive understanding of web development intricacies.
As we all know, Syncfusion is a provider of enterprise-class development components and libraries. It delivers an array of UI, reporting, and business intelligence functionalities across major web platforms. Renowned for high performance, elegant user interface controls, sophisticated reporting, and comprehensive functionality, Syncfusion’s offerings cater to diverse app needs.
Syncfusion’s support for the Streamlit platform came with the introduction of the ej2-streamlit-grids Python package. This package encapsulates the complete Streamlit Grid component.
The Syncfusion Streamlit Grid component is a robust tool designed to handle data manipulation and presentation in tabular form. Its rich feature set encompasses data binding, sorting, grouping, editing, filtering, dragging, resizing, and exporting to Excel and PDF formats.
The Syncfusion Grid component includes a plethora of features that are critical for data-driven apps:
Incorporating the Syncfusion Streamlit Grid component into your Streamlit app is simple. It requires just a few lines of Python code. This integration opens diverse avenues for showcasing data visualization and manipulation capabilities, enhancing your app’s overall performance and user experience.
Refer to the following code.
[Python]
from ej2_streamlit_grids import SfGrid, GridProps
import pandas as pd
data = pd.read_csv('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SyncfusionExamples/Getting-started-with-Syncfusion-Grid-component-in-Streamlit-app/master/dataset.csv')
props = GridProps(data)
SfGrid(props) After executing the previous code, the Syncfusion Grid component will appear in the Streamlit app, as shown in the following image.
For more details, refer to the Syncfusion Streamlit Grid component GitHub documentation and the component Python package.
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