[jupyter] Running into scope issue trying to create a new cell type (WYSIWYG html generation)...

Dear Jupyter notebook code experts, I have a use case for the Jupyter notebook on relatively low powered SBCs such as the Raspberry Pi. The end goal is to make the notebook usable for non-coders to generate notebooks that students can use to do lab experiments that include live data collection

[jupyter] Re: Problem installing jupyter on raspberry pi

Ryan, In case you ran into additional problems and to help others who find this post. I recently did this and recorded what is necessary to get things completely up-to-date: 1. Building and installing up-to-date python

[jupyter] Re: Running Jupyter without a server

Can you explain the advantages of this over running a Jupyter python-based backend server locally, as is usually done? I am not sure I understand what you are thinking about. Jonathan On Tuesday, July 2, 2019 at 11:16:54 AM UTC-5, Ram Rachum wrote: > > Hi guys, > > Do you know of a way to run Ju

Re: [jupyter] Re: Running Jupyter without a server

OK, now I understand what you are thinking about. My first thought is that the performance of running an interpreter for Python inside the interpreted language javascript is likely to be poor. Thus, I think it would be best to concentrate efforts on packaging Jupyter and useful tools so that u

[jupyter] Re: Create notebook without file, or with temporary file?

Have you looked at https://github.com/ipython-contrib/jupyter_contrib_nbextensions/tree/master/src/jupyter_contrib_nbextensions/nbextensions? In particular the pop-up scratchpad extension might be what you are looking for. Regards, Jonathan On Thursday, August 1, 2019 at 1:46:15 AM UTC-5, Bre

Re: [jupyter] Re: Working implementation of WYSIWYG rich text cell in Jupyter notebook...

On Thursday, August 1, 2019 at 7:15:27 PM UTC-5, Jason Grout wrote: > > This looks really cool! > Thanks. Glad you think it has potential. For me it solves a serious problem with convincing non-programmers to try Jupyter for simple things, because it flattens the learning curve for producing no

Re: [jupyter] Re: Working implementation of WYSIWYG rich text cell in Jupyter notebook...

Tony, Thanks for the pointer. The extension uses CKEditor4 which we decided against because it is pretty heavy weight and used iframes, making styling consistency more difficult. I see that CKEditor5 which does not use iframes is now available. We might look into CKEditor again although they ma

Re: [jupyter] Re: Working implementation of WYSIWYG rich text cell in Jupyter notebook...

On Tuesday, August 6, 2019 at 2:45:32 PM UTC-5, Jason Grout wrote: > > Very interesting discussion. Just curious, did you look at Prosemirror for > lightweight WYSIWYG editing for markdown cells? > I did briefly. It may deserve more investigation. It was meant to provide an intermediate between

Re: [jupyter] Re: Working implementation of WYSIWYG rich text cell in Jupyter notebook...

On Tuesday, August 6, 2019 at 3:39:04 PM UTC-5, Zach Sailer wrote: > > Dropping in here to say... we have a group of interns at Jupyter Cal Poly > working on a Prosemirror extension > for > JupyterLab. It's still under heavy developmen

Re: [jupyter] Re: Working implementation of WYSIWYG rich text cell in Jupyter notebook...

> Sometimes it seems to "eat" whitespace between words. As in I type a > sentence with a space between words but no whitespace appears. > > Another question (maybe to the JupyterLab experts) is: is there a way for > lab to not capture keyboard shortcuts like `apple + b` when tying in a > markd

[jupyter] Re: JupyterHub (TLJH) admin how to add notebooks to ALL new users? Alternative to nbgitpuller

I found I wanted something more flexible, where I could have published (not editable documents) and shared documents as well as the ability to define multiple groups on my hub. I created a couple of simple scripts to do this. I think they could be called from a web page in the Jupyter Hub admin

Re: [jupyter] Multiple X11 forwardings on ubuntu and jupyter-notebook

your local system and a remote SSH server. There are three different types of SSH tunneling, and they’re all used for different purposes. www.howtogeek.com Dr. Jonathan Gutow Chemistry Department UW Oshkosh web: https://uwosh.edu/facstaff/gutow e-mail: gu...@uwos

Re: [jupyter] Re: Help with working directories

It looks to me as if you are trying to access a directory that is not below the directory in which you launched Jupyter. If you want access to your whole directory structure you will need to launch Jupyter in your root directory. On Wednesday, March 17, 2021 at 12:05:44 PM UTC-5 Stefan Oste wro

Re: [jupyter] Re: Help with working directories

a smart > person, just have very little background on computer stuff and can't really > make sense of it when I read a bunch of stuff online. I'm an educator by > training and know that my learning style is guided/interactive. Would you > be willing to show me? > &g

Re: [jupyter] Re: Help with working directories

tebook, I > need to know how to read in the files from the Datasets folder. > > On Wed, Mar 17, 2021 at 10:14 AM Jonathan Gutow wrote: > >> Oh, are you using Jupyter on a server? If so you do need to upload the >> files to the server before you can access them with code in Jupyt

Re: [jupyter] Re: Help with working directories

Oste wrote: > Hi Jonathan, > I'm not launching from a command line, but from the Anaconda application. > I really just need somebody to work through this live with me. > > On Wed, Mar 17, 2021 at 10:26 AM Jonathan Gutow wrote: > >> Stefan, >> If I understand c

[jupyter] Can somebody explain why all html styling in markdown cells has been disabled as of notebook 6.4.1?

Apparently in response to https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2021-32798, the jupyter notebook maintainers have chosen to implement markdown sanitization in all notebooks >=6.4.1 that completely strips all html styling. This breaks most of my educational notebooks, which use styling beyond wha

Re: [jupyter] Can somebody explain why all html styling in markdown cells has been disabled as of notebook 6.4.1?

these days. This issue specifically was one of the main factors that > prompted the wider discussion about Notebook's future. > > Thank you again, Jonathan. I hope you're able to get your notebooks > working again with a later release of Notebook. > > Best, > > Zac