rendering with .py to create a dashboard using streamlit

[Kkhurana007]

Description

when i try to run the dashboard with Streamlit, it works fine. here is the code: https://github.com/Kkhurana007/dashboarding/blob/main/dashboard.py

But, I want to render it to my blog using Quarto. So, I converted .py to .ipynb file: https://github.com/Kkhurana007/dashboarding/blob/main/dashboard.ipynb

As a result, Jupyter notebook gets displayed and not the interactive dashboard. Also, when i run it in the locally, I get DeltaGenerato()

Furthermore, I try to run the ipykernel_launcher.py argument. details copied below:

import sys
from pathlib import Path

if name == "main":
# Remove the CWD from sys.path while we load stuff.
# This is added back by InteractiveShellApp.init_path()
if sys.path[0] == "" or Path(sys.path[0]) == Path.cwd():
del sys.path[0]

from ipykernel import kernelapp as app

app.launch_new_instance()

I get directed here:

If anyone can help to create an interactive dashboard from .ipynb?

Sincerely,
Kunal Khurana

[mcanouil]

You have an obvious error: format: dashbord.

Also I suggest to read the dashboard guide at https://quarto.org/docs/dashboards/.

It's not simply about using a Jupyter Notebook with format: dashboard in the metadata to get a "dashboard".
This being said, with the proper format name:

Edit: your metadata are set in a Python code cell. It needs to be markdown or as above the default will be format: html.

I suggest you start from scratch and add elements following the guide or using a pre-existing Jupyter based dashboard that you modify.

[Kkhurana007]

Thanks for your response @mcanouil
I believe I got a bit closer to what i want.

Do, you have any suggestion to fix Delta Generator() ?

Sincerely,
Kunal Khurana

[cderv]

when i try to run the dashboard with Streamlit, it works fine. (...)
But, I want to render it to my blog using Quarto. So, I converted .py to .ipynb file

I believe some clarification may help here. What are you trying to do exactly ?

Are you trying to show a streamlit dashboard in a Quarto website ?
Or are you trying to convert a streamlit dashboard to a Quarto Dashboard (https://quarto.org/docs/dashboards/)

The above answer assumes the latter, but I am wondering if you are not trying to do the former. 🤔

[Kkhurana007]

Thanks for your response. I'm trying to attempt the former. Trying to show a streamlit dashboard on a quarto website.

[mcanouil]

@Kkhurana007 Could you confirm something: does streamlit require a running Python environment to work?

it does seem so.

Quarto document	HTML
--- title: Getting the min and max date format: html jupyter: python3 --- ```{python} import streamlit as st import pandas as pd import numpy as np st.title('Uber pickups in NYC') ```

[Kkhurana007]

@mcanouil I believe, yes! When you select particular items the graphs get customised accordingly!

[mcanouil]

Then I don't think you can use streamlit.
Note that you would have the same issue in Jupyter Notebooks alone.

[Kkhurana007]

@mcanouil Ah, I see. do you think it is wise to seek help from Jupyter community for using streamlit as extension for live dashboards? Perhaps they might have something to add!

[mcanouil]

The thing is I'm not sure about Quarto ability to run jointly with a Python session. (cc @cscheid)
Alternatively, there is Shiny for Python (https://shiny.posit.co/py/).

[Kkhurana007]

The thing is I'm not sure about Quarto ability to run jointly with a Python session. (cc @cscheid) Alternatively, there is Shiny for Python (https://shiny.posit.co/py/).

Awesome, I'll look into that! thanks a lot for your feedback!!!