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@jupyter-kit/wc

v3.0.0

Published

Web Component wrapper for @jupyter-kit/core. Defines <jk-notebook> as a CustomElement, usable from any framework or plain HTML.

Readme

@jupyter-kit/wc

Web Component wrapper around @jupyter-kit/core. Defines <jk-notebook> as a CustomElement, so a notebook can be embedded in any HTML page or framework with no JS-side mounting.

Install

pnpm add @jupyter-kit/wc

Usage

Plain HTML

<script type="module">
  import '@jupyter-kit/wc';
  import { python } from '@jupyter-kit/core/langs/python';
  import { createKatexPlugin } from '@jupyter-kit/katex';

  const el = document.querySelector('jk-notebook');
  el.ipynb = await fetch('demo.ipynb').then((r) => r.json());
  el.languages = [python];
  el.plugins = [createKatexPlugin()];
</script>

<link rel="stylesheet" href="/path/to/@jupyter-kit/theme/themes/default.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" href="/path/to/@jupyter-kit/syntax/themes/one-dark.css" />

<jk-notebook language="python" filename="demo.ipynb" math-align="left"></jk-notebook>

Importing the package auto-registers <jk-notebook> via customElements.define. To use a different tag name:

import { defineNotebook } from '@jupyter-kit/wc';
defineNotebook('my-notebook');

Inside React / Vue / Svelte / Astro

<jk-notebook ref={el => { el.ipynb = nb; el.languages = [python]; }} />

Or, if your framework supports custom element prop forwarding (Vue 3, Svelte, React 19+), pass props directly.

Attributes vs properties

| Input | How to set | Why | |---|---|---| | notebook, plugins, languages, executor, htmlFilter | property only | Object-shaped, can't ride on attributes | | language | attr language="python" or property | string | | filename | attr filename="demo.ipynb" | string | | math-align | attr math-align="center" | 'left' \| 'center' \| 'right' | | class-name | attr class-name="my-cls" | string (rendered as className on root) | | bg-transparent | attr (presence = true) | boolean | | seq-as-execution-count | attr (presence = true) | boolean |

Events

  • loadCustomEvent fired once after the renderer has mounted.

Programmatic access

const el = document.querySelector('jk-notebook');
el.rendererHandle?.download();   // save .ipynb
el.rendererHandle?.cell(0);      // CellHandle

Cmd/Ctrl+S inside the element saves the notebook (handled by core).

Design notes

  • Light DOM, not Shadow DOM. This keeps theme CSS imported at the page level applicable, and keeps the rendered HTML SSR-serialisable.
  • Bundle: ~1.6KB gz on top of core (~114KB gz). All other behaviour and cost lives in core.

License

Apache-2.0.