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@ky28059/react-jupyter-renderer

v1.0.4

Published

Simple React library for rendering interactive Jupyter notebooks in the web.

Readme

react-jupyter-renderer

Simple React library for rendering interactive Jupyter notebooks in the web.

You can install and use this library in your own projects via

npm i @ky28059/react-jupyter-renderer react-markdown

or view a hosted notebook previewer using react-jupyter-renderer here: https://react-jupyter-renderer.kevin.fish/embed

Motivation

While many libraries exist to render Jupyter Notebooks as static HTML for embedding on websites, and many other web editors exist for Jupyter Notebooks, there hasn't been a library able to embed dynamic (editable and runnable) notebooks on the web.

This project, based on JupyterLite, uses web workers and Pyodide to allow for dynamic embedding of arbitrary Jupyter Notebooks.

See react-jupyter-renderer.kevin.fish for detailed documentation and examples.

import { JupyterNotebook } from '@ky28059/react-jupyter-renderer';

export default function App() {
    // const notebook = ...

    return (
        <JupyterNotebook
            notebook={notebook}
            remarkPlugins={[remarkMath, remarkGfm]}
            rehypePlugins={[rehypeKatex, rehypeRaw]}
            wrapperClassName="py-6 h-[36rem] overflow-y-auto gap-4 text-sm"
            markdownClassName="markdown mb-4"
            codeCellClassName="group my-2"
            executionCountClassName="font-mono group-data-active:text-sky-600 group-data-edited:text-orange-400!"
            runButtonClassName="cursor-pointer text-right px-1"
            codeEditorClassName="border border-black/10 bg-[rgb(245_245_245)] [&>textarea]:focus:outline-sky-600"
            streamOutputClassName="mt-2 px-2 py-1 overflow-x-auto"
            errorOutputClassName="mt-2 px-2 py-1 overflow-x-auto bg-red-500/20"
            indicatorClassName="hidden group-data-active:block absolute left-1 w-2 rounded-xs h-full bg-sky-600 group-data-edited:bg-orange-400"
        />
    )
}