Outputs#

The last expression of a cell is its visual output, rendered above the cell. Outputs are included in the “app” or read-only view of the notebook. marimo comes out of the box a number of elements to help you make rich outputs, documented in the API reference.

Markdown#

Markdown is written with the marimo library function mo.md. Writing markdown programmatically lets you make dynamic markdown: interpolate Python values into markdown strings, conditionally render your markdown, and embed markdown in other objects.

Here’s a simple hello world example:

import marimo asmo
name = mo.ui.text(placeholder="Your name here")
mo.md(
  f"""
  Hi! What's your name?

  {name}
  """
)
mo.md(
  f"""
  Hello, {name.value}!
  """
)

Notice that marimo knows how to render marimo objects in markdown: can just embed them in mo.md() using an f-string, and marimo will figure out how to display them!

For other objects, like matplotlib plots, wrap them in mo.as_html() to tap into marimo’s media viewer:

mo.md(
  f"""
  Here's a plot!

  {mo.as_html(figure)}
  """
)