Interested in creating and/or testing components?

[tc1]

Hey Community ,

We’re getting close to launching components and are beginning to open up the beta to more creators and testers

Components empower you to write custom JavaScript and HTML “components” that can be rendered in Streamlit apps, giving you the ability add new visualization libraries, create new widget types, or even connect in new services like Google Analytics.

If you’d like to join the closed beta, please fill out this form to sign up! We’ll be granting access on a rolling basis over the next couple weeks.

[Gopinathts]

Hi,

I am excited to be part of the streamlit revolution. I am willing to test components if needed.

[andfanilo]

Hey @Gopinathts great to hear ! Don’t hesitate to answer the form from the main post then

[peterferguson]

Hey any updates on the release of this feature?

[randyzwitch]

Hi @peterferguson, welcome to the Streamlit community.

Streamlit components launched in July of last year. You can see a list of completed components, as well as ones that are in-progress and requested here:

Streamlit Components - Community Tracker

Since the release of Streamlit Components, we’ve been thrilled to read the many new widgets and integrations to external librairies you have suggested and published ! There’s so many ideas around, we wanted to reference them all in one place, and make it easy for you to contribute to the growing Streamlit Components ecosystem ! Say hello to the first Streamlit community-driven wiki post, which you can freely edit to help track down components ideas or currently in development.

How …

Best,
Randy

[peterferguson]

Awesome … guess I was way behind on this one. Thanks for pointing it out!