This project, Streamlit Tailwind, is designed to simplify the process of creating user interfaces. It provides a straightforward way to incorporate Tailwind CSS into your Streamlit applications. So, without further ado:
Same as always, good ol' pip (or equivalents)
pip install st_tailwind
import streamlit as st
import st_tailwind as tw
st.set_page_config("Streamlit Tailwind Examples")
def main():
tw.initialize_tailwind()
tw.write("Grid Container", classes="text-blue-500 pb-4")
with tw.container(classes="grid grid-cols-4"):
for idx in range(1, 9):
st.button(f"Button {idx}")
tw.write("Colored Button", classes="text-purple-500 pb-4")
tw.button("Button", classes="bg-red-500")
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
After configuring your page, call the initialize function so tailwind can be injected as a dependency.
import streamlit as st
import st_tailwind as tw
st.set_page_config("Streamlit Tailwind Examples")
tw.initialize_tailwind()
Use the tailwind wrapper components.
import st_tailwind as tw
tw.selectbox("test", [], classes="w-fit")
Wrap the component yourself. You can add the classes
keyword argument either in the wrapper method or on the wrapped method.
import streamlit as st
from st_tailwind import tw_wrap
tw_wrap(st.selectbox, classes="w-fit")("test", [])
tw_wrap(st.selectbox)("test", [], classes="w-fit")