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Support for _repr_mimebundle_
See original GitHub issueThe Jupyter Python kernel now supports a new repr function called _repr_mimebundle_ which can be used to provide several representations of the same object in a dictionary. Unlike _repr_[html|json|svg|png...]_ which are only a limited list of supported mimetypes.
As an increasing number of packages use _repr_mimebundle_ it may be interesting for sphinx-gallery to support it.
We could start with checking if the mimebundle includes a text/html entry and use that in the same way as _repr_html_ is used…
Note: jupyter-sphinx’s support of _repr_mimebundle_ was already mentioned here and here.
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An example with altair would be great!!
I’d be so excited to have an example in sphinx-gallery that uses altair.
Hey @lucyleeow, pardon my brevity as I am responding from my phone.
I included a couple of screenshots of usage in the linked scikit-learn issue!
Thanks!