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Download a folder as a zip file #4781
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(if core devs agree about it, I would be happy to submit a PR) |
I think this is the right way to go about it: implement in the server first (and for now most people are using the notebook server, so this is the right place to do it, though probably a ticket should be opened in the jupyter server repo as well to keep track of parallel development). |
Ok and it looks like I am not the only one requesting this: berkeley-dsep-infra/nbzip#19 Will open a ticket on the server repo. |
Here is a first attempt: https://github.com/hadim/jupyter-archive The backend is working but not the frontend yet. For the backend, I am trying to set up tests but I can't get the extension to be discovered during runtime: https://github.com/hadim/jupyter-archive/blob/6ddfeb56ebeb59dc99f5a21fd45ccdea8d2fefb6/jupyter_archive/tests/test_archive_hanlder.py |
The plugin works now. |
I am ready to integrate the plugin into JLab and the notebook server but I will need some guidance jupyterlab-contrib/jupyter-archive#2 |
FTR: here is the relevant PR #4945 |
Would be nice to be able to download a folder. The Jupyter server would generate an archive of the folder (zip is in the Python standard library so no extra deps to add).
Should I open a ticket on the
jupyter_server
repository instead of here?Once this feature has been integrated, adding a button on JLab and the notebook should be easy.
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