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fix link at the bottom of website

I was following the Deploy with docker-compose instructions and noticed some missing steps in the documentation.

The Dockerfile and entrypoint.sh, which are required in the process, are originally located in this repository: mljar/mercury. However, they are not mentioned in the documentation nor available in the simple demo repository mercury-deploy-demo provided.

I would like to update the documentation to include these steps or add the necessary files to the demo repository whichever makes a better step.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

for the cloud product, how do you install different packages?

Two components, a select component and a text component, how to choose different selects, and the values ​​of the text components are displayed differently

I noticed that the description for both the "note" and "numeric" widgets in the documentation is identical:

Adds a Markdown note in the sidebar.

Here are the links to the respective documentation pages:

• Note Widget
• Numeric Widget

I believe this might be a copy-paste error. I suggest the update of the description for the "numeric" widget to be:

Creates a numerical input widget in the sidebar for interactive user inputs.

Also minor suggestion to put either the name of the widget (like App, Button, Checkbox, File, Slider and Range) or not at all at their description for consistent documentation.

please create an example for creating widgets in the loop, like in this issue mljar/mercury#278

Please use more recent version of mercury for embedding example https://runmercury.com/docs/jupyter-notebook-embedding/#example-iframe

• Please add information that after reading .clicked it is set back to False value.
• Please add notice that we need to call .clicked otherwise the button will be in clicked state till we call .clicked.

Code example for OutputDir is not working

https://runmercury.com/docs/output-widgets/outputdir/

It should be

import os
with open(os.path.join(my_dir.path, "example-file.txt"), "w") as fout:
    fout.write("Hello!")

I met this error, how to solve? thanks!

AttributeError Traceback (most recent call last)
~\AppData\Local\Temp\ipykernel_3960\1434161747.py in
1 # displays large number in the box with border
----> 2 mr.NumberBox(data=123, title="Large number")

AttributeError: module 'mercury' has no attribute 'NumberBox'

I would like to use mercury to export reports to .pdf files programmatically, meaning that I want to be able to run a command in which I identify the report name and the widget values and the report gets exported to a certain folder without interacting with the GUI. Is that possible?