Support more IPython.display output (like JSON)
#10938
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Could you upgrade to the latest stable version of Quarto (or possibly the latest pre-release)? |
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Sure. I updated everything and the issue remains: |
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Thanks for the report.
To illustrate this, this is what we can see in Jupyter Lab And in Jupyter notebook, it seems we get the same despite an issue on this reported upstream Inside VSCODE, with Jupyter support, it does not seem to be supported either but at least it is seen as a JSON string Rendering this So Quarto, through This is a feature request IMO that we need to investigate to decide what could be done. We could at least print as a JSON string (minify or prettify) |
cderv
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I believe the rendering is done through the JSON extension made available in Jupyter Lab
Maybe this can be leveraged in quarto 🤔 |
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I just realised this extends more generally to all |
Can you provide example ? We should support at last Markdown display - this is a way to output Raw content as shown in the page you linked. ---
title: Test
format: html
---
```{python}
#| echo: false
radius = 10
from IPython.display import Markdown
Markdown(f"The _radius_ of the circle is **{radius}**.")
```
It correctly outputs a Markdown string as raw markdown, to be parsed and formatted correctly with italic and bold. For other display, we probably need to see what we can do to better handling them without 'asis' |
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Sorry, you're completely right. Here's an example of Which results in this unhighlighted code block: |
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Why would you assume the output would be highlighted? |
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I'm using |
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Use FYI: |
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This is the intermediate markdown. Not really sure what to make of it. It seems to be lexing correctly? |
As I said, we don't have specific support for Highlighting of code source output goes through a specific Markdown syntax, that will be converted to the right output syntax based on to format. Right now, As the docs for So you can either opt-out all Quarto highlighting and theme, and try to make a custom format using Pygments. Or you need to adapt your output to how quarto works. If you want to produce highlighted source from Jupyter cells for Quarto, just write some raw Markdown. ---
title: Test
format: html
keep-md: true
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```{python}
#| echo: false
from IPython.display import Markdown
Markdown(r"""
```{.python}
x = 3
y = 'bar'
```""")
```
I hope this clarifies. |
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Yes I understand that this isn't implemented, I guess I would like this to be treated as a feature request to implement some of these It's helpful to know that both |
Yes I think it makes sense to support better some of the display class. However, I don't think we could support all - Or maybe this is just a matter of adaptation in the style to be sure that all inline styling set by Pygments works - anyhow, this is a specific issue. I'll rename this issue to encompass more display support |
cderv
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IPython.display.JSON doesn't renderIPython.display output (like JSON)
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JSON()should result in an interactive JSON widgetActual behavior
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