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@kyso/react-jupyter
Advanced tools
This project takes heavily from [nteract](https://github.com/nteract/nteract)
This project takes heavily from nteract
npm install @kyso/react-jupyter
or
yarn add @kyso/react-jupyter
https://react-jupyter.oss.kyso.io/
import Jupyter from '@kyso/react-jupyter'
<Jupyter
content={notebookJSON}
showCode={true} // optional
showOutput={true}
/>
content
- is the json content of an ipynb notebook file. Note: it must be json, not a string.showCode
- (optional), defaults to false, whether or not to show the code and the code outputs in the notebook. It can be handy to hide the code to make a nice presentation.showOput
- (optional), defaults to false, whether or not to show the code outputs in the notebook.yarn
yarn run dev
This will open a window there the renderer is displayed, then edit the files in src to make changes.
Deploy library:
yarn run build
npm version patch
npm publish -d
Deploy demo
yarn run export
cd out
now
Then get the deployment url and alias it:
now alias <deployment url> react-jupyter.oss.kyso.io
FAQs
This project takes heavily from [nteract](https://github.com/nteract/nteract)
We found that @kyso/react-jupyter demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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