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matterviz-anywidget

v0.7.0

Published

Prebuilt anywidget bundle for MatterViz: renders MatterViz components (structures, trajectories, plots, periodic tables, ...) in Jupyter/marimo/VS Code via a single self-contained ESM file. Consumed by pymatviz and other Python wrappers, and served over C

Readme

MatterViz anywidget bundle

A prebuilt anywidget bundle that renders MatterViz components in notebook environments (Jupyter, marimo, VS Code) and anywhere an ESM module can be loaded.

anywidget.ts is the entry point: it dispatches on a widget_type string to the matching MatterViz Svelte component, mounts it into the host element, and forwards the widget's traitlet values as props. The build is a single self-contained ESM file (build/matterviz.js) plus its CSS (build/matterviz.css), with all dependencies (matterviz components, Svelte runtime, three.js, ...) inlined.

This is a peer of extensions/vscode: a framework adapter that wraps the MatterViz component library for a specific host runtime.

Bundle size

Two large WASM dependencies are kept out of the inlined bundle (10.4 MB -> 3.4 MB), configured in vite.config.ts:

  • h5wasm (~5 MB HDF5 reader for client-side .h5 trajectory parsing) is aliased to a stub (h5wasm-stub.ts). Hosts that drive this widget (e.g. pymatviz) parse trajectories on the Python side and pass structured data, so the in-browser HDF5 path is never hit; it throws a clear error if it ever is.
  • moyo (~1.9 MB spglib symmetry WASM, inlined twice) is loaded from jsDelivr on demand by a small build plugin, only when spacegroup/symmetry analysis runs. For offline use, set globalThis.matterviz_moyo_wasm_url to a locally served URL or a WASM data URL before symmetry analysis starts. Rendering never needs it.

The publish workflow's size gate fails if either WASM creeps back in.

Consumers

  • pymatviz loads this bundle to render its Python widget classes and to power headless image/HTML export.
  • Any Python (or JS) wrapper can mount the bundle: call its default export's render({ model, el }) with an anywidget-compatible model exposing get(key) for the widget's widget_type and props.

Build

# from the matterviz repo root, build the component library first so the
# `matterviz` file: dependency resolves to dist/
pnpm install && pnpm package:dist

cd extensions/anywidget
# strict-dep-builds=false: the published svelte-widgets dep ships its built artifacts, so
# pnpm 11's default of failing on its skipped lifecycle script is safe to relax
pnpm install --config.strict-dep-builds=false
pnpm build        # -> build/matterviz.js + build/matterviz.css

Building from a matterviz checkout in downstream CI

Python consumers that want to test against unreleased matterviz main (instead of the matterviz-anywidget@<version> npm release they pin) build the bundle themselves. The root build:anywidget script chains the three steps above (package:dist, the anywidget install, the bundle build); MATTERVIZ_SKIP_PREPARE=1 stops the root prepare hook from building dist/ a first time during pnpm install:

git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/janosh/matterviz
cd matterviz
corepack enable # picks up the pinned pnpm from package.json
MATTERVIZ_SKIP_PREPARE=1 pnpm install --config.strict-dep-builds=false
pnpm build:anywidget
# bundle: extensions/anywidget/build/matterviz.js + build/matterviz.css

pymatviz reads that directory when MATTERVIZ_ANYWIDGET_DIR points at it (export MATTERVIZ_ANYWIDGET_DIR="$PWD/extensions/anywidget/build"), bypassing its pinned CDN version.

JS consumers can depend on the component library straight from git: the root prepare hook (src/scripts/prepare.mjs) builds dist/ inside the clone, so npm install github:janosh/matterviz#main works as is. pnpm >= 11.9 only runs git-dependency build scripts for an exact allowBuilds key (matterviz@https://codeload.github.com/janosh/matterviz/tar.gz/<sha>: true in pnpm-workspace.yaml, so pin a commit), or install a locally built checkout with pnpm add file:../matterviz.

Publish (CDN distribution)

Published to npm as matterviz-anywidget; the prebuilt bundle is then served with CORS and a JavaScript MIME type via jsDelivr/unpkg, e.g.:

https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/matterviz-anywidget@<version>/build/matterviz.js

build/ is gitignored; the bundle never enters version control. See the package_anywidget job in .github/workflows/publish.yml.