Simulated Cheat Sheet

[r0han99]

Hello Danielle, I’m Rohan, A Computer Science Student. In the Duration of me working with Streamlit for different projects or ideas the moment I came across your concise cheat sheet made things easier for me to reference various functionalities available. While it being really useful, initially when I was new to streamlit and referring your cheatsheet, I always wondered what would be the rendered widgets look like So, seeing that you've deployed your cheat sheet with streamlit-share, I decided to fork your cheat sheet repo and branch out a section within the application called "Simulated Cheat Sheet" where I carefully organised sections for each streamlit's native functionality and their "rendered view". I believe the novice streamlit users who refer to your cheat-sheet will also be able to acknowledge the post renders of this framework's widgets and text-related functions.

Change Log

• Application/Cheatsheet is now segmented into Sections called Descriptive Cheatsheet and Simulated Cheatsheet using st.beta_expander().
• Descriptive cheatsheet ( your work ) is left untouched.
• Simulated Cheatsheet will have its own sidebar ( called Control shelf ) where the sections (radio buttons) for Display text, Display Charts, Display Media, Display Widgets, Display Progress and Status are available.
• Each section will have the method name associated with that section, its parameters and optionally a code snippet for conventional usage or to display the control-flow of the operation using widgets.
• For Display Media section, I've added a Soundtrack from a movie ( Interstellar ) which in case concerns copyright actions, can be replaced with another one. Video, on the other hand, is taken from a free-source which was also used in streamlit's official documentation site.
• Total new Files added to the repository are 3; 2 of which are an Audio File and a Video File under Media Directory and the other is a PNG of a HEAD encapsulating a BRAIN in reference to your logo.
• Editing the requirements.txt file to incorporate libraries numpy, pandas and matplotlib which are used for provided examples

Preview:

• Front-Page
  
• Simulated Cheatsheet
  

Note - Observing your Code format and acknowledging how structured it really is I didn't want to divert the aesthetic by inserting my work so I stuck with your beautiful code organisation and adapted to it as much as possible. The Merge should be a direct fast-forward kind without any Merge-conflicts hindering you with any changes for further to be made.
I hope you to accept this contribution, if something from the above seems unconventional, I'm sorry, this is the process through which I want to learn stuff from smarter people like you correcting my mistakes. Thank you;