colab-everything 0.0.13

Description:

colabeverything 0.0.13

colab_everything

Install
pip install colab_everything

Introduction
We cannot access the localhost on Google Colab, as we do on our local
machine because Google Colab provides a VM(virtual machine). Hence, we
will have to expose it to a public URL to access it. We can use
ngrok. Ngrok exposes local servers behind NATs
and firewalls to the public internet over secure tunnels.
This library hides away all the complexity and provides you simple
interface to run your webapps on colab. The library can be used in the
following scenario:
To test your web app before deploying it into production. To share the
app with peers, friends, and clients; so that they can use/test your app
and provide feedbacks.
How to use
Note: The library is only responsible for port tunneling. So,
you will have setup everything required to run your web app. For
example; installing all the dependecies, setting up all the environment
varibles, etc.
Streamlit
from colab_everything import ColabStreamlit
ColabStreamlit('app.py') # streamlit app path

Flask
from colab_everything import ColabFlask
ColabFlask('app.py') # Flask app path

FastAPI
Note: FastAPI uses uvicorn, so the syntax is a bit different. You
will have to pass only the file name (without extention). For example,
pass main if your app is main.py.
from colab_everything import ColabFastapi
ColabFastapi('app') # FastAPI app file name

Any other Custom app or command
You can use
ColabCustom
to easily run an other app or command.
To be very honest, you will never have to use http.server because
colab already provides a file explorer. The example below is just for
demonstration purposes.
Note: The default port is 9999. If you are using any other port then
you will have specify it twice; in the command and also in the argument.
## Using default port
from colab_everything import ColabCustom
cmd = 'python -m http.server 9999'
ColabCustom(cmd)

## Using non-default port
from colab_everything import ColabCustom
cmd = 'python -m http.server 10000'
ColabCustom(cmd, port=10000)

I am actively looking for feedbacks and contributions. Feel free to
contact me at as.ankursingh3.1@gmail.com.