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Streamlit component that allows you to edit text/code in a convenient text area.
Streamlit component that allows you to edit text/code in a convenient auto-resizable text area. Intended both for code and natural language input (no syntax highlighting implemented). No text wrap and horizontal scrolling makes code editing easier. It's state resets to empty automatically after submiting. Manages its own history of inputs that can be navigated using Ctrl+up / Ctrl+down. Colors adapt dynamically to the app's theme.
pip install streamlit-input-box
Pretty straighforward.
text=input_box(
min_lines=1,
max_lines=5,
just_once=False,
callback=None,
args=(),
kwargs={},
key=None
)
Renders an auto-resizable text area. Enter and Tab keystrokes behave as expected for text edition. Ctrl+Enter or click the 'send' button to submit. Returns the inputted text.
Arguments:
import streamlit as st
from streamlit_input_box import input_box
state=st.session_state
if 'texts' not in state:
state.texts=[]
text=input_box(min_lines=3,max_lines=10,just_once=True)
if text:
state.texts.append(text)
for text in state.texts:
st.text(text)
FAQs
Streamlit component that allows you to edit text/code in a convenient text area.
We found that streamlit-input-box 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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