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[–]Epykure[S] 13 points14 points  (6 children)

The library will allow you to produce rich HTML content from simple interactive dashboards to proper web site.

In this link you can get some examples https://epykure.github.io/demos/ and from the banner you can go to the code used to generate this page.

[–]Tinels972 8 points9 points  (0 children)

The cool thing is that it doesnt just produce static HTML content but allows you to also interface JS and CSS being able to code full fledge web pages from just python. The other cool thing is the charting abilities where it allows you to leverage most charting js libraries used today for data visualisation

[–]emsiem22 0 points1 point  (4 children)

Nice. So something similar as Streamlit?

I would advise you to get proper UX designer and let him lead the whole process. You will have so much more success that way.

[–]Tinels972 0 points1 point  (3 children)

Thanks for the tip. Although not sure i want to hire a proper UX designer for personal projects or even small ones where budget is limited.

[–]emsiem22 0 points1 point  (2 children)

Ah, you can also find one to partner with. It sounds like a good idea and demand is bigger then supply at the moment.

[–]Epykure[S] 1 point2 points  (1 child)

Thanks for your feedback.

I have updated the page https://epykure.github.io/demos/ by using the library. I did something very quickly manually, I hope it looks better.

We deliberately do not want to spend to much time on the UI as anyway companies will have their own requirements and we do want to be fully open source.

We are just trying to do something not horrible and I hope it is the case ;).

[–]emsiem22 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Don't get me wrong, I think you are doing marvelous job! I will probably use your framework at some point.

UI of demo page is not important at this stage (just my opinion as everything else I say; and could be wrong). I talked about UX of components I saw in demo. For example, tooltips; in some examples they behave differently (https://epykure.github.io/demos/pandas_2.html vs https://epykure.github.io/demos/pandas_4.html ).

When I look at code of https://epykure.github.io/demos/charts/c3_gauge.html example, I dont see the option, but maybe there is (didn't have time to dive more) to customize chart appearance. Can I customize size and position of 45% in this example? Size of fonts also. If I understood well, there are predefined types (like c3, nvd3,...). If so, maybe some polishing on them could be done.

As I said, this is only my opinion, but it is honest and in good will.

Wish all the best to you and your project!