PyPI / Conda / CLI
Trame applications are regular Python code which means they can be deployed to PyPI or conda and be used as command line tools.
The trame-cookiecutter provide an initial structure for streamlining such use case.
But technically nothing would separate a trame app than any other Python package.
bash
pip install \
trame \ # Main package (client+server)
trame-vuetify \ # Widget library used by the demo for its buttons
trame-vtk # Widget library used by the demo for rendering vtk
# Run simple example app
python -m trame.app.demopip install \
trame \ # Main package (client+server)
trame-vuetify \ # Widget library used by the demo for its buttons
trame-vtk # Widget library used by the demo for rendering vtk
# Run simple example app
python -m trame.app.demo
bash
conda install \
-c conda-forge \ # conda channel to use
trame \ # Main package (client+server)
trame-vuetify \ # Widget library used by the demo for its buttons
trame-vtk # Widget library used by the demo for rendering vtk
# Run simple example app
python -m trame.app.democonda install \
-c conda-forge \ # conda channel to use
trame \ # Main package (client+server)
trame-vuetify \ # Widget library used by the demo for its buttons
trame-vtk # Widget library used by the demo for rendering vtk
# Run simple example app
python -m trame.app.demo