
Stunning Python Streamlit From One Single Simple GPT-4 Prompt
Last Updated on February 10, 2025 by Editorial Team
Author(s): John Loewen, PhD
Originally published on Towards AI.
Showcasing data storytelling on the global peace index dataset
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Recently, I have been constantly hassling GPT-4 to generate Python Streamlit dashboard code. I’ve been doing the hard work and putting in the time so that you don’t need to.
And I have come up with some great results!
The complexity and intricacy of Streamlit dashboard design is removed with the simplicity of GPT-4 prompting.
Starting with an interesting dataset, we can create a working interactive Python Streamlit dashboard with a single GPT-4 prompt.
Not possible you say — it can’t be done with a single prompt!
How about we do this together then? Let’s create a Streamlit dashboard with TWO pages:
Page 1: A dropdown menu allowing the user to select the Year. Display a global choropleth map and a Top 5 bar chart.Page 2: A global choropleth map showing change in peace index by country from 2008–2022 and a line chart showing global peace index averages.
From just one careful prompt. Here’s how it works.
Our focus here is the“Global Peace Index” data downloaded from the visionofhumanity.org website (located HERE).
When we download the file, file it is in XLSX file with a few different worksheets. We can open the file and click on the “Overall… Read the full blog for free on Medium.
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