Format code output like jupyter notebook

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If someone prints or outputs a dataframe it should look like in a jupyter notebook

[giggity-hub]

I don't think it's possible to implement that with pyodide without considerable jank.
Pyodide lets us register a javascript stdout callback function but we only get the console output as a string (line by line i think).
To be able to detect if a user printed a dataframe we would have to intercept the stdout inside the python interpreter where we can check the type.
To detect if the user printed a dataframe and then render it as html could be done with a custom pretty print handler but we would still have the issue that the stdout is given to JS line by line and not on a per object basis.
I can't think of a way to get the html representation of a dataframe from inside pyodide to the JS frontend.
Do you have any suggestions on how this could be accomplished?

[giggity-hub]

The Jupyter Lite project delivers a whole jupyter notebook environment into the webbrowser based on pyodide. Maybe this could be incorporated as the editor?
https://jupyterlite.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

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This looks good, I created another issue where we can check if jupyterlite is a valid solution

[giggity-hub]

Ooof. Doesn't actually look that good. Jupyterlite can't just be dropped in as a shell. It has to be build and served on the server. Also it looks like it's not that easy to customize e.g. to use only some parts of the ui