webgui_jupyter_widgets is a package that provides tools for building web GUIs using Jupyter and the ipywidgets package. It is built on top of the ipywidgets library, which provides a set of interactive HTML widgets for use in Jupyter notebooks and the JupyterLab web-based development environment.

webgui_jupyter_widgets extends the functionality of ipywidgets by providing additional widgets and tools for building more advanced and custom web GUIs. It also includes layout tools that make it easier to arrange and position widgets within your GUI.

To use webgui_jupyter_widgets, you will need to have Jupyter and the ipywidgets package installed on your system. Once these dependencies are installed, you can install webgui_jupyter_widgets using pip, the Python package manager.

Once webgui_jupyter_widgets is installed, you can import it in your Jupyter notebooks and use its functions and widgets to build custom web GUIs. You can also enable the webgui_jupyter_widgets Jupyter extension to access additional features and functionality.

Before enabling the webgui_jupyter_widgets extension, you will need to make sure that the package is installed on your system. You can install the package using pip, the Python package manager, by running the following command:

pip install webgui_jupyter_widgets

Once the package is installed, you can then enable the extension by running the jupyter nbextension enable command:

jupyter nbextension enable --user --py webgui_jupyter_widgets

This will enable the extension in Jupyter, and you will be able to use its functions and features in your notebooks.

Once you have your Jupyter notebook ready, you can use the nbconvert command to convert it to an HTML file. To do this, run the following command in your terminal:

jupyter nbconvert --to html mynotebook.ipynb

This will create an HTML file called mynotebook.html in the same directory as your Jupyter notebook.

If you want to add excuted result in that webpage, you can modify it.

jupyter nbconvert --to html --execute mynotebook.ipynb

You can then open this HTML file in a web browser to view your web application.

If you want to deploy your web application to the internet, you will need to host the HTML file on a web server. There are many options for hosting web applications, including free options like GitHub Pages and paid options like Amazon Web Services or Google Cloud Platform.