Fix issues #2 and #3, so the project works again on latest streamlits

[wyattscarpenter]

Closes #2, #3.

(update: since these are blocking bugs, meaning the main project cannot be used at all on modern versions of streamlit and python, you can find my fork of this library here, and use it in your projects instead https://pypi.org/project/wfork-streamlit-profiler/)

I basically did the minimal thing that would work.

It seems to me that the "styling stuff" you were worried about still works fine, if that just means the profiler panel looks the same. (Tested with Python 3.10.12)

Let me know if there's anything else I need to investigate wrt this PR.

[hendriklohse]

Thanks! Would love to see this PR published on pypi @jrieke

[nicomunting]

I was running into the same issue and I can confirm that it now works as expected with this PR (Python 3.12.4 and Streamlit 1.36). I also verified that the changed import works on older versions of Streamlit (Python 3.9.19 and Streamlit 1.0). Apparently, it was never meant to be used directly as st.components.v1.html (see streamlit/streamlit#8644).

[wyattscarpenter]

@hendriklohse in case it's helpful to you or others in your situation I should note that if your system has git then you can depend directly upon my git repo for my fixed version of this package. Make sure to use the patch-1 branch instead of main! Probably also leave a comment by it explaining this, because if this PR gets incorporated I'll probably remove my git repo.

I'm also considering publishing my fixed version as a package on pypi, although the git solution works so well it's hard to say why I would do so.

[wyattscarpenter]

I realized I could save a minute on one of my deployments by doing this, actually, so my fix is now available at https://pypi.org/project/wfork-streamlit-profiler/

[wyattscarpenter]

On reflection, I think this commit might in fact "break some of the styling stuff", because I think there's supposed to be a dark mode for pyinstrument, or at least the readme for current pyinstrument has a darkly-styled html display https://github.com/joerick/pyinstrument , and I've only ever gotten the light style of pyinstrument to display.

[hendriklohse]

Thanks! There were some security/access reasons for my project pip install was better than using the source but it seems to be implemented now, thanks a lot for this.

[nicomunting]

On reflection, I think this commit might in fact "break some of the styling stuff", because I think there's supposed to be a dark mode for pyinstrument, or at least the readme for current pyinstrument has a darkly-styled html display https://github.com/joerick/pyinstrument , and I've only ever gotten the light style of pyinstrument to display.

I checked this, but it appears dark mode of pyinstrument was never working with streamlit-profiler. I checked with streamlit-profiler 0.2.4 with py-instrument 4.1.1 on Python 3.9.21 both with Streamlit 1.0.0 and Streamlit 1.41.1.