I was wondering if there was any github project about a GUI that takes in input a html file and displays it on a screen.
I use a Raspberry Pi Pico. I guess with a Raspberry Py you can run Tkinter or directly chrome. The difficulty with the pico is to do it through a framebuffer and some classic writer/textbox GUI. But it would be much easier if we could render html.
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Am looking for an example where people have tried embedding Dash app to an existing HTML/CS without letting the Dash app running. Ideally, the dash app should be triggered from within the HTML page. Something better than https://dash.plotly.com/integrating-dash which seems to expect the dash app to run in the background and connect the dash app URL.
Thank you Emher, we managed to get the dash app embedded into a pre-made HTML page by parsing iframe (src = ) :
we had a flask that runs the companies wireframe written in CSS & HTML.
used 'server' parameter to piggyback on flask
added one iframe (src = Dash app) to the HTML layout for each data science dash app we have.
Will check out 'webdash' as well for creating lightweight POC
I want to open html file in qt app. This html is very big. it has 13000 lines. I used the QWebEngineView, but the problem is that it flips through the page with delays. I need a widget to work quickly with large html files. What idea is there for this?
I have been learning vpython, and I am making a lunar lander copy for a school project. I was wondering if there is any way to embed a vpython canvas or window on a webpage. Thanks!
At glowscript.org you can export your program to JavaScript and embed it in a web page. On the page where you edit your GlowScript VPython progrm, click "Shae or export this program". However, because at glowscript.org your Python code is transpiled to JavaScript, you can't import arbitrary Python modules.
I need to be able to build an html page and then save the rendered html output to an image. Before I switched to Go, I was accomplishing this with NodeJS and PhantomJS by building a "headless" webpage and capturing the image with a screenshot into an image file. I need to be able to do the same thing in Go. I know how to build the HTML template using the html/template package. But, I am lost on how I get essentially capture a screenshot of the rendered HTML and save it to an image with a specified width and height. This was fairly easy in PhantomJS by just calling the 'Render' method and passing the location of the image to save to. But, I can't find anyway to do this in Go.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
So, I have an image on my computer. I make an html-page with simple code, src="file:\\\C:\...\file.png"
It's ok, image is shown.
Then I write the same code in mvc-view. Image isn't shown, firebug shows gray img code.. I have seen some tips about Url.Content, but they didn't help..
If you create an HTML file on your disk and open it in a browser (with a URL such as file:///mypage.html), then it can serve images straight from your hard disk (I believe) and no Web server is involved.
But once you start using ASP.NET, then you are no longer viewing through a file URL, but through a local web server (e.g. http://localhost/mypage) and only images that are deployed on your web server can be served. That can still easily be done, drag and drop images into your Visual Studio solution.