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Hi Jing Liu,

Thanks for your question! I'm not sure if I understood it correctly (Google Translate helped me with this), but I believe you're asking about integrating Iris into a Streamlit application.

There are a couple of ways to do this:

  1. Direct Integration: You can import the Iris library directly into your Streamlit app.
  2. SQLAlchemy: Using SQLAlchemy is also an effective method. There's an example in this article.

In SQLZilla, we use SQLAlchemy and Langchain_Iris. You can find more details in Jose Roberto's article, which I strongly recommend reading if you're interested in combining Iris with Python and Langchain.

Please let me know if this helps! If you have any more questions, feel free to ask.