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pysepal is a UI toolkit for building ipyvuetify and Solara dashboards, with first-class integration for the SEPAL platform. It ships components for mapping (ipyleaflet), AOI selection, Google Earth Engine session handling, notifications, exports, theming, and i18n — usable in any Jupyter or Solara context, and tightly wired into SEPAL when you run there.
The full documentation is available here. Working demo apps live in demo_apps/ and run under both Solara and Voila:
./run_solara.sh demo_apps/gallery.py --port 8901We are happy to receive feedback and we welcome any kind of contribution.
Sentinel-2 NDVI in the map demo, with its gradient legend, in the light and dark themes. |
Sentinel-1 VV / VH / VV−VH composite over the river confluence at Manaus. |
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If you want to contribute you can fork the project in you own repository and then use it. If you consider working with us, please follow the contributing guidelines.
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