pyspage 0.0.1

Quickly build open source web pages for academic purposes in a pythonic and elegant way.

pyspage

Quickly build open source web pages for academic purposes in a pythonic and elegant way.

Installation

temporarily unavailable

pip install pyspage

Usage

Step 1

Create a new file named index.py which consists of mainly two parts, layout and script.

In the layout part, a layout variable should be defined, of which the contents are the page elements named in a way you like. The hierarchical relationships are expressed by indenting.

layout = '''
row_a
row_b
    col_a
        btn_a
    col_b
        btn_b
'''

In the script part, all the elements above should be created.

from pyspage import *

row_a = Row()
row_b = Row()
col_a = Column()
col_b = Column()
btn_a = Button('CLICK a')
btn_b = Button('CLICK b')

You can define a function and let an element run it on a certain event happens.

btn_a.onclick = lambda e: print('a is clicked!')

def click_b(e):
    print('b is clicked!')
btn_b.onclick = click_b

def create_row_a():
    row_a.classList.add('bg-warning')
    row_a.write('This is the content.')
row_a.oncreate = create_row_a

You can create a figure with matplotlib or altair, and show it in an empty box(row or column) by box.write(fig).

Step 2

In your terminal, run as follow

pyspage index.py

a index.html in current directionary is generated.

If you use the arguments -s(for server) and -b(for browser), pyspage will start a server on 127.0.0.1:8000 and open browser automatically.

pyspage index.py -sb

This page can then be deployed on GitHub Pages, you don't have to bother about anything with HTML, JS or backend APIs.馃帀馃帀馃帀

License

The MIT License.