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Simplify codebase
See original GitHub issueThe new functionality in @jupyterlab/toc is awesome, but some if it is kind of hard to maintain and understand. In particular, the notebook generator is over 500 lines long with many branches. We should try to modularize and simplify this.
@markellekelly, do you have any cycles to devote to this, and you able to have a video chat at some point to come up with a strategy?
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- Created 5 years ago
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Closed per the discussion above.
@lresende I think you can go ahead and close this one out.