Introducing Streamlit in Python! Streamlit is an extremely easy to use and intuitive tool for building highly interactive, data-driven web applications in Python. With this tool, you can simply focus on the data aspect without worrying about a tedious deployment with Flask or Django. The process is entirely intuitive and by the end of this article, you too should be able to deploy your web app within minutes and only a few lines of code! Setting Up the ProjectTo get started with our Streamlit web app, we must first download it using PyPi (Python’s Package Manager). Simply type the following in your terminal for any packages you may not have (including streamlit) and we should be good to go. pip install streamlit
This package requires Rust and Cargo to compile extensions. Install it throughthe system's package manager or via https://rustup.rs/ download rustup-init.exe(32 bits) and run
[color=var(--black-700)][size=2.07692]Error Installing streamlit It says "ERROR: Could not build wheels for pyarrow
t pyarrow is a requirement in streamlit version 0.63.0. So you can use pip install streamlit==0.62.0 and it will work just fine
Streamlit Version 0.62.0 and python version 3.6(32bits) works fine.
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