How do I not show the streamlit app?
See original GitHub issueHi,
I know this exists but can’t find it anywhere on the internet: If I want to not show my st.write()
statements and everything else, what is the method for that?
Thank you!!
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Hi @ssimontacchi ,
Perhaps you could wrap your
st.write
calls in a function and use a flag to determine whether to execute them or not?I will be closing this as we don’t have any new comment, but if you need it please reopen it