Django, Tornado, aiohttp and FastAPI(Starlette) framework Support for asyncio and coroutine Support data visualization with third-party libraries Installation Stable version: pip3 install -U pywebio start_server() Integration with web framework Coroutine-based session Libraries support Build stand-alone App Data visualization Cookbook Release notes What’s new in PyWebIO 1.6 What’s new in PyWebIO 1.5 What’s as parameter, and returns a dictionary with the name of the single input as its key and the input data as its value: return 'Too old!!' age = input("How old are you?", type=NUMBER, validate=check_age)

Django, Tornado, aiohttp and FastAPI(Starlette) framework Support for asyncio and coroutine Support data visualization with third-party libraries Installation Stable version: pip3 install -U pywebio start_server() Integration with web framework Coroutine-based session Libraries support Build stand-alone App Data visualization Cookbook Release notes What’s new in PyWebIO 1.7 What’s new in PyWebIO 1.6 What’s as parameter, and returns a dictionary with the name of the single input as its key and the input data as its value: return 'Too old!!' age = input("How old are you?", type=NUMBER, validate=check_age)

Django, Tornado, aiohttp and FastAPI(Starlette) framework Support for asyncio and coroutine Support data visualization with third-party libraries Installation Stable version: pip3 install -U pywebio start_server() Integration with web framework Coroutine-based session Libraries support Build stand-alone App Data visualization Cookbook Release notes What’s new in PyWebIO 1.6 What’s new in PyWebIO 1.5 What’s as parameter, and returns a dictionary with the name of the single input as its key and the input data as its value: return 'Too old!!' age = input("How old are you?", type=NUMBER, validate=check_age)

Django, Tornado, aiohttp and FastAPI(Starlette) framework Support for asyncio and coroutine Support data visualization with third-party libraries Installation Stable version: pip3 install -U pywebio start_server() Integration with web framework Coroutine-based session Libraries support Build stand-alone App Data visualization Cookbook Release notes What’s new in PyWebIO 1.6 What’s new in PyWebIO 1.5 What’s as parameter, and returns a dictionary with the name of the single input as its key and the input data as its value: return 'Too old!!' age = input("How old are you?", type=NUMBER, validate=check_age)

Django, Tornado, aiohttp and FastAPI(Starlette) framework Support for asyncio and coroutine Support data visualization with third-party libraries Installation Stable version: pip3 install -U pywebio start_server() Integration with web framework Coroutine-based session Libraries support Build stand-alone App Data visualization Cookbook Release notes What’s new in PyWebIO 1.6 What’s new in PyWebIO 1.5 What’s as parameter, and returns a dictionary with the name of the single input as its key and the input data as its value: return 'Too old!!' age = input("How old are you?", type=NUMBER, validate=check_age)

Django, Tornado, aiohttp and FastAPI(Starlette) framework Support for asyncio and coroutine Support data visualization with third-party libraries Installation Stable version: pip3 install -U pywebio start_server() Integration with web framework Coroutine-based session Libraries support Build stand-alone App Data visualization Cookbook Release notes What’s new in PyWebIO 1.5 What’s new in PyWebIO 1.4 What’s as parameter, and returns a dictionary with the name of the single input as its key and the input data as its value: return 'Too old!!' age = input("How old are you?", type=NUMBER, validate=check_age)

Django, Tornado, aiohttp and FastAPI(Starlette) framework Support for asyncio and coroutine Support data visualization with third-party libraries Installation Stable version: pip3 install -U pywebio start_server() Integration with web framework Coroutine-based session Libraries support Build stand-alone App Data visualization Cookbook Release notes What’s new in PyWebIO 1.5 What’s new in PyWebIO 1.4 What’s as parameter, and returns a dictionary with the name of the single input as its key and the input data as its value: return 'Too old!!' age = input("How old are you?", type=NUMBER, validate=check_age)

Django, Tornado, aiohttp and FastAPI(Starlette) framework Support for asyncio and coroutine Support data visualization with third-party libraries Installation Stable version: pip3 install -U pywebio start_server() Integration with web framework Coroutine-based session Libraries support Build stand-alone App Data visualization Cookbook Release notes What’s new in PyWebIO 1.5 What’s new in PyWebIO 1.4 What’s as parameter, and returns a dictionary with the name of the single input as its key and the input data as its value: return 'Too old!!' age = input("How old are you?", type=NUMBER, validate=check_age)

Django, Tornado, aiohttp and FastAPI(Starlette) framework Support for asyncio and coroutine Support data visualization with third-party libraries Installation Stable version: pip3 install -U pywebio start_server() Integration with web framework Coroutine-based session Libraries support Build stand-alone App Data visualization Cookbook Release notes What’s new in PyWebIO 1.7 What’s new in PyWebIO 1.6 What’s as parameter, and returns a dictionary with the name of the single input as its key and the input data as its value: return 'Too old!!' age = input("How old are you?", type=NUMBER, validate=check_age)

Django, Tornado, aiohttp and FastAPI(Starlette) framework Support for asyncio and coroutine Support data visualization with third-party libraries Installation Stable version: pip3 install -U pywebio start_server() Integration with web framework Coroutine-based session Libraries support Build stand-alone App Data visualization Cookbook Release notes What’s new in PyWebIO 1.8 What’s new in PyWebIO 1.7 What’s as parameter, and returns a dictionary with the name of the single input as its key and the input data as its value: if p < 10: return 'Too young!!' if p > 60: return 'Too old!!'