Control the web with Python
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iDOM
Libraries for creating and controlling interactive web pages with Python 3.6 and above.
iDOM is still young. If you have ideas or find a bug, be sure to post an issue or create a pull request. Thanks in advance!
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pip install idom
At a Glance
iDOM can be used to create a simple slideshow which changes whenever a user clicks an image.
import idom
@idom.element
async def Slideshow(self, index=0):
async def next_image(event):
self.update(index + 1)
url = f"https://picsum.photos/800/300?image={index}"
return idom.node("img", src=url, onClick=next_image)
server = idom.server.sanic.PerClientState(Slideshow)
server.daemon("localhost", 8765).join()
Running this will serve our slideshow to "https://localhost:8765/client/index.html"
You could even display the same thing in a Jupyter notebook!
idom.display("jupyter", "https://localhost:8765/stream")
Every click will then cause the image to change (it won't here of course).
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