St-rsuite - Open source date & time pickers for Streamlit (Components v2)

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Hi all,

Note: This is the open-source successor to st-mui. Same idea, more components, fully MIT licensed.

PyPI version
Python >=3.10
License
Open in Streamlit

A couple days ago I posted st-mui here - MUI X date/time pickers for Streamlit. It worked well but MUI X has a commercial license for some of its components, and that annoys me. So I rebuilt the whole thing on top of RSuite, which is fully open source and MIT licensed. More components too, and I plan to add more in the near future.

What’s in it

Pickers - full popup interaction (calendars, scrolling time panels, range selection):

Component What you get Instead of
date_picker Calendar popup, one-tap select, ISO week support st.date_input
date_range_picker Dual-calendar popup with hover range highlighting st.date_input (range mode)
time_picker Scrolling time panel with AM/PM toggle st.time_input
time_range_picker Dual time panels for scheduling –

Inputs - lightweight keyboard-only entry (no popups, good for compact forms):

Component What you get Instead of
date_input Arrow-key date entry, no popup st.date_input
date_range_input Arrow-key date range entry, no popup st.date_input (range mode)

Example

from datetime import date, time, timedelta
from st_rsuite import date_picker, time_picker, date_range_picker

# Calendar popup with one-tap selection
d = date_picker(
    label="Pick a date",
    value=date.today(),
    one_tap=True,
    key="my_dp",
)

# Time picker with AM/PM
t = time_picker(
    label="Pick a time",
    value=time(9, 30),
    format="hh:mm aa",
    show_meridiem=True,
    key="my_tp",
)

# Dual-calendar range picker
start, end = date_range_picker(
    label="Trip dates",
    value=(date.today(), date.today() + timedelta(days=7)),
    hover_range="week",
    key="my_drp",
)

Install

uv add st-rsuite

pip install st-rsuite

Links

Everything is MIT licensed (RSuite itself is MIT too). Also shotout to the peeps at streamlit for posting their agent skills repo, that made debugging issues a lot quicker when paired with claude code

Thanks all and have a chill day,
LPM

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