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Expose more config options #17

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martinRenou opened this issue Mar 2, 2022 · 5 comments
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Expose more config options #17

martinRenou opened this issue Mar 2, 2022 · 5 comments
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martinRenou commented Mar 2, 2022

  • jupyter_lite_apps (defaults to [], ["repl", "retro", "lab"])
  • jupyter_lite_contents
  • jupyter_lite_piplite_wheels
  • jupyter_lite_pyodide
  • jupyter_lite_collaborative
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So would the idea of jupyterlite_apps be to allow just the installation of eg "retro"?

It would also be useful to have a setting for collaborative.

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So would the idea of jupyterlite_apps be to allow just the installation of eg "retro"?

Exactly :) this would reduce the size of the docs. We'll need to make sure to define the directives accordingly.

It would also be useful to have a setting for collaborative.

Yes, thanks! Added to the todo list

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Text files (eg .md documents) other than ipynb files are not copied over to the distribution lite/files/ path in Jupyter Book _build/html.

I can't offhand see a setting in Jupyter Book config that will add additional types, so it could be useful to have config setting that allows additional filetypes, or even filepath regexes, to be defined that allow additional documents to be copied over to the distribution directory. (This might be important for copying things like image files or data files too.)

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psychemedia commented Apr 13, 2022

Another possibly useful config setting would be a list of prebuilt extension wheels in a specified directory or URL that could then be automatically built into the environment.

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Both ipywidgets and ipyleaflet have example directories that would be awesome to expose in JupyterLite. If there were a setting that would just do "copy this directory over to the _contents, including notebook files and data files, etc.", that would be tremendously helpful.

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