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jupyter-js-output-area
Advanced tools
Javascript APIs for Jupyter output areas
See ./demo/demo.html.
npm install jupyter-js-output-area
git clone https://github.com/jupyter/jupyter-js-output-area.git
cd jupyter-js-output-area
To build
npm install
npm run build
To display a Jupyter output area, you need to instantiate an output model and an output view, in that order.
import {OutputModel, OutputView} from 'jupyter-js-output-area';
let model = new OutputModel();
let view = new OutputView(model, document);
You can then display the output by appending it to your document.
document.querySelector('body').appendChild(view.el);
To have the output area display actual outputs, you can either pass it full Jupyter msgs
model.consumeMessage(msg);
or set the state directly
model.state = state;
You can save the state by accessing the same property
state = model.state;
TODO: Describe how to write custom models and views.
FAQs
DEPRECATED: Library for handling and displaying Jupyter output messages.
We found that jupyter-js-output-area demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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