Supporting most of the features #186
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Thanks @suyashmahar, this looks great! Pinging @afshin who is also interested in this. |
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The official electron client for jupyterlab (jupyterlab_app) is inactive and freezes upon launch. This is one of the few alternatives that: has releases, is up to date, and actually works. It works rather nice and avoids having to run jupyterlab in the browser. Thanks to @suyashmahar ! jupyterlab/jupyterlab-desktop#186 Package-Manager: Portage-3.0.22, Repoman-3.0.3 Signed-off-by: Andrew Ammerlaan <[email protected]>
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most of the mentioned features already implemented |
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I wrote a similar app as a personal project in an effort to get native desktop experience and learn some HTML, CSS and JS:
https://github.com/suyashmahar/europa
This was a hobby project, so the code isn't the prettiest (I never wrote any HTML, CSS or JS before), although it is documented.
Europa has most features that you'd expect: (1) Remote servers, (2) starting new local server and (3) Shortcuts (like @adammenges 's project).
This covers the following open issues:
#48 (multiple servers)
#181 (abandoned)
#169 (changing python interpreter)
#43 (User friendly error messages)
#161 (saving settings?)
#15 (remote server)
I didn't know about jupyterlab_app when I started, though I would have still preferred to write my own since I had a bunch of free time and wanted to learn something new.
Europa is licensed as GPLv3, but, I'm willing to let the jupyterlab organization take over it and re-license it as BSD 3 clause. Would love to hear from someone at JupyterLab Org if this is sounds interesting.
- Suyash
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