Oh I see. Thanks. Is there no way to get it to work then?
If not, getting streamlit.components.v1
, to work will unlock many of the potential benefits, and ability to run a basic, only-html component such as the one in Code snippet: create Components without any frontend tooling (no React, Babel, Webpack, etc) will do the rest.
But I have a feeling that accessing the underlying DOM and communicating objects with JS is a more native approach here. No?
Shuny by the way has apparently this tags
UI elements that can run custom JS code (see their Wordle example). So it might be technically doable.