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streamlit

Over the last few days I have been playing with Streamlit. This is a really useful library that effectively lets you build an interactive dashboard using python. In theory, and somewhat in practice, I can now / have handled extracting data from APIs and DBs, transformed the data using pandas, loaded it into my final database and built a dashboard all using python. From what I have read it can be setup as a form, if I could make it private it might allow me to have direct data entry into my source database as well, else I can still use Google Sheets but might implement it for fun. 

The dashboard below is embedded so it should be updated as I progress with my code. The code below however is from a one of gist, you don't seem to be able to embed from the github repo, but you can find the latest version of the code here. Apparently the embedding of the code failed so just check out the dashboard for now and I will try and get that working.

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