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Open MATLAB in a browser

This module is a part of the jupyter-matlab-proxy package and it enables access to MATLAB in a web browser from your Jupyter environment.

This functionality requires the following packages:

Package Description
matlab-proxy Provides infrastructure to launch MATLAB and connect to it from a web browser.
jupyter-server-proxy Extends Jupyter environments to launch MATLAB as an external process alongside the notebook server. For more information see GUI Launchers.

To report any issues or suggestions, see the Feedback section.

Usage

  • If you are using Jupyter Notebook, select Open MATLAB from the New menu. If you are using JupyterLab, select the Open MATLAB icon from the JupyterLab launcher.
Jupyter Notebook JupyterLab

  • To enter your license information, see Licensing.

  • Wait for the MATLAB session to start. This can take several minutes.

  • To manage the MATLAB integration for Jupyter, click the tools icon shown below.

  • Clicking the tools icon opens a status panel with buttons like the ones below:

    The following options are available in the status panel (some options are only available in a specific context):

    Option Description
    Start MATLAB Start your MATLAB session. Available if MATLAB is stopped.
    Restart MATLAB Restart your MATLAB session. Available if MATLAB is running or starting.
    Stop MATLAB Stop your MATLAB session. Use this option if you want to free up RAM and CPU resources. Available if MATLAB is running or starting.
    Sign Out Sign out of MATLAB session. Use this to stop MATLAB and sign in with an alternative account. Available if using online licensing.
    Unset License Server Address Unset network license manager server address. Use this to stop MATLAB and enter new licensing information. Available if using network license manager.
    Feedback Provide feedback. Opens a new tab to create an issue on GitHub.
    Help Open a help pop-up for a detailed description of the options.

Limitations

This package supports the same subset of MATLAB features and commands as MATLAB® Online, except there is no support for Simulink® Online. Click here for a full list of Specifications and Limitations for MATLAB Online.

If you need to use functionality that is not yet supported, or for versions of MATLAB earlier than R2020b, you can use the alternative MATLAB Integration for Jupyter using VNC.

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