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Embedding jupyterlite into a static site

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Hi! 👋🏽 From what I understand, this can be embedded into an existing project. Is this project similar in concept to jupyterlab in having reusable components like Consoles or File Browser?

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jtpiocommented, Jun 3, 2021

Hi!

JupyterLite can definitely be embedded in an IFrame. As some point once the packages are published to npm, it will also be possible to reuse parts of JupyterLite in other applications.

Is this project similar in concept to jupyterlab in having reusable components like Consoles or File Browser?

In fact, JupyterLite reuses many plugins from JupyterLab as is, including the console-extension and filebrowser-extension.

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jtpiocommented, Jun 7, 2021

Does jupyterlite essentially mock a jupyter server to connect the client to to a kernel?

Pretty much yes. WebSocket and fetch are mocked / intercepted, and most of this logic is in https://github.com/jtpio/jupyterlite/tree/main/packages/server.

There is a diagram in this gist, which should be added to the documentation at some point: