Pluggable custom formatters
See original GitHub issueFor now the different formatters run in process by importing the Python modules directly. For example:
It would be interesting if we could have them also be pluggable using the notebook server config:
c.JupyterLabCodeFormatter.extra_formatters = {
"custom": CustomFormatter(),
}
That could be also useful for #24, so users could provide their own formatters if they are not available by default.
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@marctorsoc for now, you woul need to hard code them in the jupyter config file (and restart the jupyter server for this to take effect).
Hi @ryantam626, how can I pass options to my custom formatter?