Numerous Codespaces Template

Create a GitHub codespace with this template: https://github.com/codespaces/new/numerous-team/numerous-codespace-template

Use as a template for your own project

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!

Try out Numerous in the codespace

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

Initializing a new project

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!

Developing in the codespace

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