This repository contains a collection of example applications built using FastHTML, demonstrating various features and use cases. Here are some of the highlighted apps:

An interactive implementation of Conway's Game of Life, showcasing real-time updates and multi-client synchronization through WebSockets.

Key features:

• Interactive Game of Life grid
• Real-time updates across multiple clients
• WebSocket integration for live synchronization

View Game of Life App

A simple yet functional Todo list application demonstrating dynamic updates and database integration.

Key features:

• Add, edit, and delete todo items
• Mark todos as complete
• Real-time updates without page reloads
• SQLite database integration

View Todo App

A simple chatbot, showcasing custom styling with DaisyUI for the chat message bubbles. Includes different approaches to handling chat message updates.

View Chatbot App

Sending user drawings to a multi-modal AI model for continuous captioning.

View Pictionary App

The remaining examples are a collection of smaller demos and utilities showcasing various features of FastHTML. These are proof-of-concepts and demos rather than full-fledged applications, but should still show some useful patterns and techniques you can use in your own projects.

Each app is contained in its own directory. To run an app:

1. Navigate to the app's directory
2. Install the required dependencies (usually with pip install -r requirements.txt)
3. Run the app using the command specified in the app's README (typically uvicorn main:app or python main.py)

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

MIT License

These examples were created to showcase the capabilities of FastHTML, a Python framework for building dynamic web applications.