convert-streamlit-app

To convert a Streamlit app to a Pixie tool, provide a single-file Streamlit script path and the process maps st.* input widgets to tool.json inputs and st.* outputs to run results, generating a ready-to-run Pixie skeleton.

You cannot convert a multi-page or stateful Streamlit app to Pixie using this method because it enforces a single-file, stateless Streamlit app model. It rejects multi-page or stateful patterns to ensure reliable conversion.

Converting a Streamlit script to a Pixie tool generates a tool.json with mapped inputs and outputs, a minimal main.py that stubs Streamlit, and a compatible pyproject.toml for deployment.

The Streamlit to Pixie conversion approach does not work with complex stateful applications. It applies to simple, single-file Streamlit apps described by the user and avoids stateful patterns to ensure reliable, reproducible conversion.

The Streamlit widget mapping works by translating st.* input widgets into Pixie tool.json inputs and st.* output render calls into run results. This enables a smoke-free, reproducible conversion for simple apps.

To start converting your Streamlit script into a Pixie tool, you need to provide the path to a simple, single-file Streamlit script. The process then automatically generates the Pixie tool skeleton with a stubbed main.py.