refactor: separate solara into a meta package and subpackages #585
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This allows us to install solara-ui without solara-server and not having to install all dependencies of solara-server. This is useful when you need solara in the Jupyter environment and want less dependencies installed.
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This allows us to install solara-ui without solara-server and not having to install all dependencies of solara-server. This is useful when you need solara in the Jupyter environment and want less dependencies installed.
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This allows us to install solara-ui without solara-server and not having to install all dependencies of solara-server. This is useful when you need solara in the Jupyter environment and want less dependencies installed.
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This allows us to install solara-ui without solara-server and not having to install all dependencies of solara-server. This is useful when you need solara in the Jupyter environment and want less dependencies installed.
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Install solara-ui without solara-server to reduce dependencies, which is useful for notebook or voila-only usage.
Notebook users can do:
While we still have
pip install solarafor backward compatibility and first time users, which is equivalent to:For production use, we imagine the following would be used: