docs: add guide for building Streamlit data apps with Keboola Storage#866
docs: add guide for building Streamlit data apps with Keboola Storage#866
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This documentation covers: - Reading tables from Keboola Storage using the Python client - Displaying and editing data with Streamlit's data_editor - Writing changes back to Storage (full and incremental loads) - Complete working example application - Best practices for token security and error handling Co-Authored-By: Vojta Tuma <vojta.tuma@keboola.com>
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@yustme - There seems to be overlap here with the AI Kit repo. I would be nervous about that. Pls review that first and consider whether or not it makes sense to borrow the info from there. |
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| ## Overview | ||
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| Data apps in Keboola provide a powerful way to create interactive web applications that work directly with your data stored in Keboola Storage. A typical use case is building a data editor that allows business users to view and modify table contents without needing direct access to the Keboola platform. |
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You need hyperlinks to other parts of the docs. e.g. Data Apps should link to the actual data apps page.
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| ### Step 2: Configure Secrets | ||
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| In the Secrets section of your data app configuration, add the following secrets: |
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This isn't true. You don't need to add either of these secrets. They already exist by default.
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Fixed - updated the section to clarify that kbc_url and kbc_token are automatically provisioned by default and users don't need to configure them manually.
- Add hyperlinks to Data Apps and Storage documentation pages - Fix secrets configuration section to clarify credentials are auto-provisioned Co-Authored-By: Vojta Tuma <vojta.tuma@keboola.com>
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Jira issue(s): PROOF-XXX (proofreading needed)
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The guide covers:
kbcstorage)st.data_editorUpdates since last revision
Addressed PR review feedback:
kbc_urlandkbc_tokenare automatically provisioned by default (users don't need to configure them manually)Requested by: Vojta Tuma (@yustme)
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kbc_urlandkbc_tokenare the correct auto-provisioned secret namesread_tablefunction example, there's an unusedcsv.reader- consider if this should be removed for claritylastImportDatebeing None on line 362)Release Notes
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Documentation addition to help users build Streamlit data apps that interact with Keboola Storage for reading, editing, and saving table data.
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