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Jupyterlab theme install#
Jupyterlab theme upgrade#

Jupyterlab theme install#

I don’t really understand how the build works, because after install the package, if you update it you need to run jlpm run build ?.

As this is JupyterLab, shouting at it a bit as well might help you feel better. You can check this extension is installed and available from the command-line using the command: jupyter labextension list if the extension isn’t enabled, try enabling it jupyter labextension enable MY_EXTENSION_NAME if it still doesn’t work, or you can’t see it in the listing, try jupyter labextension install MY_EXTENSION_NAME and then perhaps the enable command.

Jupyterlab theme upgrade#

and no matter how I tried, I couldn’t seem to upgrade the package version that JupyterLab ran away from the first version I managed to build (it’s languishing there still for all I know…). be wary though, I did a simple pip install. overwrite and if you make changes, run jlpm run build and restart the JupyerLab server and that’s it, I think (at least, after a while, as the build process downloads the internet and maybe rebuilds JupyterLab and does who knows what else?!) if you aren’t developing, you should be able to just pip install. MY_EXTENSION_NAME if you’re in the parent directory install your development version of the extension with JupyterLab jupyter labextension develop. if you are in the top level directory of the extension directory you created, or python -m pip install -e.

build the package in editable mode: python -m pip install -e.

edit the style/base.css file and save it <- this is the customisation bit.

you’ll be prompted for various things: give it your name, and then use the same project name (for convenience) for the Python package and the extension name.

run it against the JupyterLab extension cookiecutter: cookiecutter.

install the cookiecutter package: pip install cookiecutter.

ts/TypeScript one (though I’m not sure it is): But the jupyterlab/extension-cookiecutter-js seems to provide an “easy” way of doing this (I chose the javascript package in the hope it was a bit more compact ands easier to build than the. To get the CSS in to the appropriate place, you have to download the internet and a developer toolchain and build a JupyterLab extension.