set_env(title=...) to set the page title Auto Scroll When performing some continuous output (such as log output), you may want to scroll the page to the bottom auto- matically when there is new output. You Local variables passed to js code. Variables need to be JSON-serializable. Example: run_js('console.log(a + b)', a=1, b=2) pywebio.session.eval_js(expression_, **args) Execute JavaScript expression in outputting input widget to the page as general output widget. Because this will make the input asynchronous, which is exactly what PyWebIO strives to avoid. Callbacks will increase the complexity of application

set_env(title=...) to set the page title Auto Scroll When performing some continuous output (such as log output), you may want to scroll the page to the bottom auto- matically when there is new output. You Local variables passed to js code. Variables need to be JSON-serializable. Example: run_js('console.log(a + b)', a=1, b=2) pywebio.session.eval_js(expression_, **args) Execute JavaScript expression in outputting input widget to the page as general output widget. Because this will make the input asynchronous, which is exactly what PyWebIO strives to avoid. Callbacks will increase the complexity of application

set_env(title=...) to set the page title Auto Scroll When performing some continuous output (such as log output), you may want to scroll the page to the bottom auto- matically when there is new output. You Local variables passed to js code. Variables need to be JSON-serializable. Example: run_js('console.log(a + b)', a=1, b=2) pywebio.session.eval_js(expression_, **args) Execute JavaScript expression in outputting input widget to the page as general output widget. Because this will make the input asynchronous, which is exactly what PyWebIO strives to avoid. Callbacks will increase the complexity of application

set_env(title=...) to set the page title Auto Scroll When performing some continuous output (such as log output), you may want to scroll the page to the bottom auto- matically when there is new output. You Local variables passed to js code. Variables need to be JSON-serializable. Example: run_js('console.log(a + b)', a=1, b=2) pywebio.session.eval_js(expression_, **args) Execute JavaScript expression in outputting input widget to the page as general output widget. Because this will make the input asynchronous, which is exactly what PyWebIO strives to avoid. Callbacks will increase the complexity of application

set_env(title=...) to set the page title Auto Scroll When performing some continuous output (such as log output), you may want to scroll the page to the bottom auto- matically when there is new output. You Local variables passed to js code. Variables need to be JSON-serializable. Example: run_js('console.log(a + b)', a=1, b=2) pywebio.session.eval_js(expression_, **args) Execute JavaScript expression in outputting input widget to the page as general output widget. Because this will make the input asynchronous, which is exactly what PyWebIO strives to avoid. Callbacks will increase the complexity of application

set_env(title=...) to set the page title。 Auto Scroll When performing some continuous output (such as log output), you may want to scroll the page to the bottom automatically when there is new output. You Local variables passed to js code. Variables need to be JSON-serializable. Example: run_js('console.log(a + b)', a=1, b=2) pywebio.session.eval_js(expression_, **args) Execute JavaScript expression in outputting input widget to the page as general output widget. Because this will make the input asynchronous, which is exactly what PyWebIO strives to avoid. Callbacks will increase the complexity of application

set_env(title=...) to set the page title。 Auto Scroll When performing some continuous output (such as log output), you may want to scroll the page to the bottom automatically when there is new output. You Local variables passed to js code. Variables need to be JSON-serializable. Example: run_js('console.log(a + b)', a=1, b=2) pywebio.session.eval_js(expression_, **args) Execute JavaScript expression in outputting input widget to the page as general output widget. Because this will make the input asynchronous, which is exactly what PyWebIO strives to avoid. Callbacks will increase the complexity of application

set_env(title=...) to set the page title Auto Scroll When performing some continuous output (such as log output), you may want to scroll the page to the bottom auto- matically when there is new output. You Local variables passed to js code. Variables need to be JSON-serializable. Example: run_js('console.log(a + b)', a=1, b=2) pywebio.session.eval_js(expression_, **args) Execute JavaScript expression in outputting input widget to the page as general output widget. Because this will make the input asynchronous, which is exactly what PyWebIO strives to avoid. Callbacks will increase the complexity of application

put_text('D', position=1) # insert D before C B -> B D C A When performing some continuous output (such as log output), you may want to scroll the page to the bottom automatically when there is new output. You Local variables passed to js code. Variables need to be JSON-serializable. Example: run_js('console.log(a + b)', a=1, b=2) pywebio.session.eval_js(expression_, **args) Execute JavaScript expression in outputting input widget to the page as general output widget. Because this will make the input asynchronous, which is exactly what PyWebIO strives to avoid. Callbacks will increase the complexity of application

put_text('D', position=1) # insert D before C B -> B D C A When performing some continuous output (such as log output), you may want to scroll the page to the bottom automatically when there is new output. You Local variables passed to js code. Variables need to be JSON-serializable. Example: run_js('console.log(a + b)', a=1, b=2) pywebio.session.eval_js(expression_, **args) Execute JavaScript expression in outputting input widget to the page as general output widget. Because this will make the input asynchronous, which is exactly what PyWebIO strives to avoid. Callbacks will increase the complexity of application