Create a GitHub codespace with this template: https://github.com/codespaces/new/numerous-team/numerous-codespace-template
You can fork this repository and use it as a starting point for app development in your own repository, or you can just try it out. See below to learn how!
Inside the codespaces, use the pre-installed Numerous command-line interface (CLI) to upload an app to the Numerous platform.
First login to your account or sign up:
numerous login
Then go to an example project, such as the Marimo example app:
cd marimo_app
numerous init --app-file app.py --app-library marimo --name "My App" --requirements-file requirements.txt
numerous push
You can do the same for the Streamlit example app:
cd streamlit_app
numerous init --app-file app.py --app-library streamlit --name "My App" --requirements-file requirements.txt
numerous push
Before, we used the numerous init command with arguments that specify the Marimo and Streamlit example projects specifically. But if we want to start a new project
from scratch, you can leave out those arguments and follow a wizard in the terminal instead.
We create a folder, enter it, and run the init command (you can use a different folder name, if you prefer):
mkdir my-app
cd my-app
numerous init
Now a Numerous project is initialized!
You can edit the examples and try them out directly in the codespace!
For the Marimo example:
cd marimo_app
marimo edit
For the Streamlit example:
cd streamlit_app
streamlit run