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streamlit-code-editor
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A code editor component for streamlit.io apps, built on top of react-ace, with custom themes and customizable interface elements.
Install streamlit-code-editor with pip:
pip install streamlit_code_editor
To add a Code Editor to Streamlit python app, import code_editor
and then call the code_editor
function with the code you want to edit (as a string):
import streamlit as st
from code_editor import code_editor
response_dict = code_editor(your_code_string)
Without specifying a language, the editor will default to python
. You can also specify a language with the lang
argument:
# The default value for the lang argument is "python"
response_dict = code_editor(your_code_string, lang="javascript")
By default, each code editor is styled like streamlit's code component. We will go over how to customize the styling in a later section.
FAQs
React-ace editor customized for Streamlit
We found that streamlit-code-editor demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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