Inputs¶
marimo comes packaged with interactive UI elements that you can use to build
powerful notebooks and apps. These elements are available in marimo.ui.
An array of UI elements. |
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Convert an HTML object with templated text into a UI element. |
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A button with an optional callback and optional value. |
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A boolean checkbox. |
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A code editor. |
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Run transformations on a DataFrame or series. |
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Quickly explore a DataFrame with automatically suggested visualizations. |
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A date picker with an optional start and stop date. |
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A dictionary of UI elements. |
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A dropdown menu. |
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A button or drag-and-drop area to upload a file. |
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File browser for browsing and selecting server-side files. |
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A submittable form linked to a UIElement. |
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An audio recorder element. |
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A multiselect input. |
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A number picker over an interval. |
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A radio group. |
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A numeric slider for specifying a range over an interval. |
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A refresh button that will auto-refresh its descendants for a given interval. |
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A numeric slider over an interval. |
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A boolean switch. |
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Display objects in a tabbed view. |
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A table component with selectable rows. |
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A text input. |
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A text area that is larger than |
To use a UI element, assign it to a global variable and output it in a cell.
When you interact with the frontend element, the Python object’s value
attribute is automatically updated, and all cells referencing that object
automatically run with the element’s latest value.
Integrations¶
Make reactive charts with Altair |
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Make reactive plots with Plotly. |
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Render a matplotlib figure using an interactive viewer. |
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Create a UIElement from an AnyWidget. |