streamlit-faker
This repository introduces streamlit-faker, a library to very easily fake Streamlit commands. You can use it to quickly draft a user interface or as a QA tool... or maybe something more (let us know!). It is built upon the great joke2k/faker project!
Get started
The package is available on PyPI!
pip install streamlit-faker
Introduction
Call any Streamlit command (see Streamlit docs e.g. .info(), subheader(), text_input()...) without parameters using streamlit-faker, and it will execute the command with random parameters.
- Sample input:
# streamlit_app.py
from streamlit_faker import get_streamlit_faker
st_faker = get_streamlit_faker()
st_faker.subheader()
st_faker.markdown()
st_faker.selectbox()
st_faker.slider()
st_faker.map()
-
Don't forget to run
streamlit run streamlit_app.py -
Sample output:
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