Streamlit Star Rating Component
This streamlit component adds a star selector to Streamlit Apps.
It implements the Baseui Rating implementation: https://baseweb.design/components/rating/
Installation
$ pip install st-star-rating
Usage
Import the Component
$ from streamlit_star_rating import st_star_rating
$ stars = st_star_rating("Please rate you experience", maxValue=5, defaultValue=3, key="rating")
maxValue : Determines how many Stars will be shown defaultValue: Amount of preselected Stars
Choose between a dark and light theme
$ stars = st_star_rating(label = "Please rate you experience", maxValue = 5, defaultValue = 3, key = "rating", dark_theme = True )
Read-Only Mode
Users can not change the amout of selected stars
st_star_rating(label = "Please rate you experience", maxValue = 5, defaultValue = 3, key = "rating", read_only = True )
Emojis instead of Stars
Note: The maximum value is limited to 5 when using emojis instead of stars.
st_star_rating(label = "Please rate you experience", maxValue = 5, defaultValue = 3, key = "rating", emoticons = True )
Update 2023-06
It is possible to add a reset button to the component. The reset button will reset the rating to the default value.
st_star_rating(label = "Please rate you experience", maxValue = 5, defaultValue = 3, key = "rating", reset_button = True )
Furthermore, the label of the button can be determined by setting the resetLabel parameter. Note: HTML tags will be interpreted.
st_star_rating(label = "Please rate you experience", maxValue = 5, defaultValue = 3, key = "rating", reset_button = True, resetLabel = "Reset" )
Additionally it is possible to provide custom CSS to the component. The CSS can be provided as string and will be rendered in <style> tags.
st_star_rating(label = "Please rate you experience", maxValue = 5, defaultValue = 3, key = "rating", reset_button = True, resetLabel = "Reset", customCSS = "div {background-color: red;}" )
Update 2023-10
Added an on_click parameter. Using this parameter enables user to execute a python function that gets executed once the value component gets clicked.
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