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JupyterLab Support #59

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ChrisMcPherson opened this issue Sep 27, 2017 · 3 comments
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JupyterLab Support #59

ChrisMcPherson opened this issue Sep 27, 2017 · 3 comments

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@ChrisMcPherson
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With JupyterLabs set to enter beta this fall and its 1.0 release towards the new year, I have begun to move towards working in JupyterLabs. This profiling library is one of my favorites to use when getting started with a new data source, so I wanted to be sure I could use it within JupyterLabs before switching. Unfortunately, it does look like there are formatting issues:

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Aylr commented Jan 13, 2018

Can you please provide details? What platform/browser?

@ChrisMcPherson
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ChrisMcPherson commented Jan 13, 2018 •
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I am on the latest Jupyter Lab release as of this comment: 0.31.1 running in Google Chrome. I believe I've noticed similar formatting behavior when saving a Jupyter Notebook as HTML as well.

I don't have much frontend experience, but I'll do what I can in identifying and diagnosing the issue.

Thanks!

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I'm seeing the same with Jupyter Lab 0.32.1. It looks like the bootstrap CSS is not being loaded.

sbrugman added a commit that referenced this issue May 29, 2019
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Introducing v2.0.0-alpha!
81123ce 
Working hard on releasing `pandas-profiling` v2.0.0. This alpha version adds/fixes the following:

- Jupyter Notebook and Labs are now supported again, solving [#59], [#109], [#148] and [#163]. The width and height of the report in the notebook are now configurable. Tests are added.
- Versioning is added [#96].
- A console entry bug is fixed, adds a test for the console interface [#169].
- The missing values dendrogram and heatmap are turned off by default, do not work with every dataframe [#169]
chanedwin pushed a commit to chanedwin/pandas-profiling that referenced this issue Oct 11, 2020
@sbrugman
Introducing v2.0.0-alpha!
fa0eb75 
Working hard on releasing `pandas-profiling` v2.0.0. This alpha version adds/fixes the following:

- Jupyter Notebook and Labs are now supported again, solving [ydataai#59], [ydataai#109], [ydataai#148] and [ydataai#163]. The width and height of the report in the notebook are now configurable. Tests are added.
- Versioning is added [ydataai#96].
- A console entry bug is fixed, adds a test for the console interface [ydataai#169].
- The missing values dendrogram and heatmap are turned off by default, do not work with every dataframe [ydataai#169]
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