FYI.
I’ve added the Awesome Streamlit Test Runner to the awesome-streamlit package on PyPi.
You can now also see the Test Runner in action in the Gallery at awesome-streamlit.org.
Study the output of running all 63 test files as shown below. It’s pretty awesome. Normally if you have so much content in a page it becomes very slow. But not for Streamlit.
Hey @Marc
Sorry for the late feedback on this one, but I’ve been playing around with this and it’s absolutely amazing.
On a separate note, I use your gallery to cross reference and make sure I’m not missing any Streamlit use cases that people make and share 
. Really thankful that you’ve been putting all of this together 
.
Thanks @tc1
I use the gallery in the same way. There is a lot I can learn from all the good examples.
Marc
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