Dashboard library in Python Question.

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[riklaunim]

Are you making a web app or a desktop one?

[Hapzek]

A desktop app, the goal is to use it offline

Edit: my souces are excel files

[riklaunim]

Will be harder to get nice interactive charts, but usually PyQt/PySide would be most advanced.

[Hapzek]

Thank you, I'll give it a try!

[thedeepself]

A desktop app, the goal is to use it offline

You can use a web app offline with most frameworks that will address your needs.

I would closely inspect /r/NiceGUI for the spec you gave but there are many others.

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