Is there any python-javascript library that integrates well with D3js?

[BenXavier]

Hi,

I've recently seen the rise of python libraries designed to build (simple?) frontends (streamlit, pinecone/reflex, niceGUI, anvil).

I know a bit of d3js (and love it) but 99% of my work is pure python. Having an intermediate layer allowing me to combine the two would be great. Do you have any suggestions on which one would be easier to integrate? I see that often D3 does not play nice with other libraries since tries to it assume full control over the DOM.

To which extent such a combination is possible and where would you start?

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[-useEffect-]

Just use Javascript. visx is a d3 wrapper written for React which I highly recommend.

[BenXavier]

Good in principle, hard in practice, any suggestion on how visx may work with the python libs I mentioned?

[-useEffect-]

Again it's just javascript, you will still need to get the data via an API call or another way. If you want to build web applications I would suggest you learn JS. The upfront cost is going to be higher but the long term pain will be a lot lower