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- RoSys: an easy-to-use robot system with a similar purpose as ROS/ROS2 from the NiceGUI maintainers
- Tabulator: Great package to create tables using the Tabulator library.
- ex4nicegui: An extension library with built-in responsive components and data-responsive interface programming.
- CatDesign: a comprehensive design system offering a set of pre-styled components and features that are readily usable
- OpenLLM: Chat with various LLM Models
- NiceGUI WebSerial: Uses JavaScript webserial API to control NeoPixel LEDs at the client with Python code running on a server.
- FIEF Web App Demo using NiceGUI: Uses Traefik, FastAPI, FIEF, PostgreSQL, Redis, HTML, NiceGUI, Bash Scripts, Docker-Compose
- NiceGUI CRUD-Component: User interface for your python object lists, Create, Update and Delete items, configure automatically from pydantic BaseModel settings
- NiceDeck: Create slideshows in Python using NiceGUI
- LLM Chat Example: Microsoft demos their Node Engine with a NiceGUI driven GUI to interact with OpenAI models.
- Discord Oauth with NiceGUI and Zenora: A simple integration of Discord Oauth to login and logout using NiceGUI and Zenora's Discord API Wraper.
- LangChain UI: Adaptation of the chat example to work with an AI large language model
- Azure Deployment: example that shows one method of deploying a NiceGUI container in Azure Container Apps (ACA) using GitHub Actions
- Speakscribe: a web app that lets you transcribe audio using OpenAI and chat with a bot
- GPT-NiceGUI: uses GPT LLM from OpenAI in combination with a knowledge database to answer NiceGUI questions and write code
- Zauberzeug Website: the robotics and software company which maintains NiceGUI also uses it to run their website
- ROS2 image display: using NiceGUI to display images received via ROS2 topics as a lean alternative to RViz
- ROS2 turtlesim joystick: using NiceGUI's joystick to control turtlesim
- FullCalendar with Plugins: Example on how to use the FullCalendar library with plugins.
- Card Index: It's like IMDb but for credit cards.
- Pinger: simple network utility
- Hush: a Docker based fan controller
- RoutineButler: administer user-set routines and leverages the lockbox to motivate the user to complete them with a kiosk mode on Raspberry Pi
- Nanoleaf Control: control Nanoleaf lights and create effects in a more convenient way
- Synth Mapping Helper: helpful tools to assist in making Synth Riders maps
- ODrive GUI: web-based GUI to tweak and debug the ODrive motor controller
- Broh5: (Bro)wser-based GUI (H)DF(5) Viewer, implemented with Model-View-Controller pattern and a monolitic version as comparision
- Slaanesh: a game tracker, allowing for keeping track of games played as well as maintaining a wishlist and backlog
- Monoquant: A no-code trading strategy editor with backtesting, AI and much more.
- Beaver Habits Tracker: A light-weighted web app to track your fleeting life.
- Sonos Moments: A simple web app to control Sonos speakers.
- Build an image gallery with good explanation of all steps needed by "Python for Everyone".
- Build a Daily Planner by Nylas.
- Search as You Type: Build the cocktail recipes example step-by-step.
- Deploy on fly.io: Get your web app onto a public server hosted by fly.io.
- Deploy in Google Cloud Run: Install your web app on a server hosted by Google.
- ROS2 turtlesim joystick: How ROS2 works with NiceGUI for the turtlesim tutorial.
- ROS2 image receiver: How ROS2 works with NiceGUI based on the ROS2 image display example.
- Getting started guide in Chinese
- NiceGUI: How to create stunning web interfaces in Python with minimal code
- Tutorial on deployment at Hetzner Online GmbH
As discussed in #1371 NiceGUI is not (yet) known by ChatGPT. This is unfortunate because it often starts hallucinating instead of admitting it's ignorance. While it would be great to have a ChatGPT plugin which provides NiceGUI knowledge through a database, we can simply use this prompt text which can be copy-and-pasted into ChatGPT at the start of a conversation. This will provide ChatGPT with the basic concepts of NiceGUI.
You can also use a short text as part of your custom instructions.