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#2094 376466f Thanks @whitphx! - Serialize dataframes through pyarrow and Arrow IPC, as Streamlit does. Pyodide 314 bundles pyarrow, so the Parquet workaround Stlite used instead (fastparquet in Python, parquet-wasm in the frontend) is gone, and the Streamlit fork no longer patches anything Arrow-related.
st.dataframe, st.data_editor, st.table and Arrow-backed charts now handle column types exactly as Streamlit does: interval and period columns, date and time objects, set and tuple values, and non-string column names keep their types instead of being converted to strings as the Parquet path did. Large dataframes are delivered lazily as in Streamlit (above 150,000 rows, or with lazy=True), which Stlite previously disabled. The frontend no longer loads the 5.5 MB parquet-wasm module; the Python runtime installs pyarrow (about 10 MB to download) instead. Booting an app no longer imports pandas, and pyarrow with it, unless the app itself does.
@stlite/cloudflare no longer supports elements that send data through Arrow: st.dataframe, st.data_editor, st.table, st.write with a dataframe, and charts such as st.line_chart and st.altair_chart. pyarrow exceeds the Cloudflare Workers script size and memory limits, so the Worker installs a stub in its place that makes these elements raise an error explaining this. Every other element works as before, and the hello sample drops its Plotting demo and shows the DataFrame demo's table as text.

#2094 376466f Thanks @whitphx! - Upgrade the browser runtime from Pyodide 0.29.3 to 314.0.3, which moves apps from Python 3.13 to Python 3.14 and brings pandas 3, NumPy 2.4, protobuf 7, matplotlib 3.10, and Pillow 12. It also picks up the upstream fix for the JSPI-related crash that multipage apps hit after many Python async calls (#1493).
Packages you pin in requirements.txt must have wheels for the new interpreter, and code relying on pandas 2 behavior may need updating.
Pyodide 314 no longer loads in classic web workers, so @stlite/browser now runs Python in a module worker in production builds too, as the other packages already did. Browsers without module worker support (such as Firefox before 114) can no longer run it. A workerType: "classic" passed to @stlite/react's createKernel() no longer works.
@stlite/cloudflare stays on Pyodide's 0.29.x line (0.29.3 → 0.29.4), since the wheels it vendors have to match the Python that Cloudflare's Worker runtime executes — 3.13 on the stable python_workers flag. To let the two lines move independently, @stlite/app-packager's vendoring entry points take an optional pyodideModule, and @stlite/cloudflare passes its own.

What's Changed

test(browser): run Streamlit's upstream E2E suite against Stlite by @whitphx in #2144
test(browser): mount the upstream E2E app's sibling files by @whitphx in #2145
feat(deps): upgrade the browser runtime to Pyodide 314 and serialize dataframes through pyarrow by @whitphx in #2094
feat(arrow-ipc-writer): add a pure-Python Arrow IPC stream writer by @whitphx in #2146
Version Packages by @whitphx-changesets-bot[bot] in #2147

Full Changelog: https://github.com/whitphx/stlite/compare/@stlite/browser@1.11.0...@stlite/cloudflare@0.7.0