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  • License: MIT
  • Author: Ryan Morshead
  • Tags interactive, widgets, DOM, React
  • Requires: Python >=3.7
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IDOM

Tests Code Coverage Version Info License: MIT

Libraries for creating and controlling interactive web pages with Python 3.7 and above.

Be sure to read the Documentation

IDOM is still young. If you have ideas or find a bug, be sure to post an issue or create a pull request. Thanks in advance!

Try it Now Binder

Click the badge above to get started! It will take you to a Jupyter Notebooks hosted by Binder with some great examples.

Or Install it Now

pip install idom[stable]

At a Glance

IDOM can be used to create a simple slideshow which changes whenever a user clicks an image.

import idom

@idom.element
def Slideshow():
    index, set_index = idom.hooks.use_state(0)
    url = f"https://picsum.photos/800/300?image={index}"
    return idom.html.img({"src": url, "onClick": lambda event: set_index(index + 1)})

idom.run(Slideshow, port=8765)

Running this will serve our slideshow to "https://localhost:8765/client/index.html"

You can even display the same thing in a Jupyter Notebook, just use idom_jupyter:

import idom_jupyter
idom_jupyter.run(Slideshow)

Every click will then cause the image to change (it won't here of course).

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