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What do you use for output? #46

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TyberiusPrime opened this issue Nov 21, 2018 · 1 comment
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What do you use for output? #46

TyberiusPrime opened this issue Nov 21, 2018 · 1 comment

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@TyberiusPrime
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The integration nvim -> jupyter works well, but I'd like to view the output in something a little more advanced than a terminal window (think image and rich output).

So far I have a qtconsole (hacked to actually scroll whenever there is new output from the kernel) which works for images but failes for html based output.

There's got to be something better, probably browser based, to approach what vscode now does with it's jupyter integration. Possibly I'm just failing at googling for it.

What do y'all use to view your jupyter output?

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bfredl commented Nov 21, 2018

For my own purposes I run matplotlib (and similar) in GUI-mode.

I looked into https://github.com/nteract/sidecar some while ago, but I couldn't get it to work (or rather, some node dependency failed to compile). For html/js-based stuff It could be interesting to try communicate with a notebook server (this is what emacs plugin does), so a nvim-ipy cell becomes a notebook input cell (or replace an existing cell, based upon some identifier), and the rich output goes into the output cell (which also gives support for interactive widgets, and everything).

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