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Mercury with jupyterlab #1

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codinggeeks06 opened this issue Jan 24, 2024 · 4 comments
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Mercury with jupyterlab #1

codinggeeks06 opened this issue Jan 24, 2024 · 4 comments

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@codinggeeks06
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codinggeeks06 commented Jan 24, 2024

so, we have managed to work with mercury inside jupyterhub and jupyterlab. And also created bunch of extensions for jupyterlab. for deleting, adding and listing notebooks in mercury from jupyterlab interface.
If you are interested I can explain our setup and usecase to you, and help you build this. Really looking forward to contribute here.

@codinggeeks06 codinggeeks06 changed the title heyy, Feature request Jan 24, 2024
@codinggeeks06 codinggeeks06 changed the title Feature request Mercury with jupyterlab Jan 24, 2024
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Sure, I would love to see some demo on how it is working for you 🚀

In this extension, I would like to provide deeper integration of Mercury with ipwyidgets, all custom widgets created on top of ipywidgets will work in the Mercury.

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oh,
What we have done is we created rest endpoint for adding, deleting and listing notebooks. And using jupyterlab extension we have added buttons to add/delete and list notebooks to mercury right from the jupyterlab interface. And we have also managed to run mercury inside jupyterhub for different users in kubernetes pods.(there are some parts on which we are still optimizing but this setup works right now.)
I am afraid that i am not allowed to share working setup from my org. But I will try to replicate it on my machine and will share demo soon. And I don't think our development is more relevant from what you are trying to achieve here. But it is excellent extension to mercury.
Let me know if you wan to know more about it or want my help.

@codinggeeks06
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And we are also developing other bunch of extensions to support mercury inside the jupyterhub. which is our main use case. If you would like I will happy to explain and it.

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Sure, do you have any screens of how does it look like?

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