Python Notebooks
to Web Apps
Turn your Python Notebook into a Web App with the open-source Mercury framework. Share your results with non-technical users.
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You don't need to know frontend frameworks,
HTML, CSS or JavaScript.
All in pure Python without leaving Jupyter Notebook.
The simplest framework
No callbacks!
Mercury automatically re-executes cells below updated widget. You don't need to write callbacks to handle widget update.
How does it work?Don't worry about layout
Widgets are in the sidebar and outputs will appear in the same order as in the notebook.
Check docs"After changing to use Mercury framework, I get to simplify my code a lot without having to deal with the widget listeners and layout "
"Mercury provides useful widgets so my apps are interactive, but with desired limits set since users can not edit the code. The layout provided by Mercury framework makes anyone feel comfortable because of its clean and flawless look. Knowing this framework made my collaborations much more efficient. "
"Mercury seems to be very interesting. Just had a try today and was able to fire up a GUI within 10 minutes that would have taken me at least 2h using Panel. Really nice thing. "
You can build
Example Apps
Check example Apps created in Python notebook with Mercury
More examples
How does it work?
1
Start with Python Notebook
Python Notebook is a great tool to connect Markdown, Python code and outputs into meaningful documents.
However, sharing notebooks with others might be challenging!
2
Make it interactive
Add widgets to you Python Notebook and make it interactive.
Install Mercury framework
pip install mercuryImport Mercury and use widgets during development
import mercury as mr
text_input = mr.Text(label="What is your name?")Check available widgets in docs
Input WidgetsOutput Widgets
3
Run as Web App
Start Mercury Server and serve your notebook as Web App
mercury runUsers can execute your code but they can't edit it!
Amazing features!
Works great with
Basically every Python package!
Deployment
Easily put your notebooks over Internet
Yes, it is open-source!
Mercury is an open-source framework. It is available on AGPL v3 license. We offer a commercial-friendly license with more features, dedicated support and private forks.
Mercury ProStar on GitHub