Customizing JupyterLab using extensions
summary
Shows how to install an existing extension (table of contents) via the extension manager, explains front-end vs server extensions, then generates a real extension with the JupyterLab cookiecutter in TypeScript, adds dependencies in package.json, builds with jlpm/npm, runs jupyter labextension link, and adds a toolbar widget (my button) that alerts "you did it" — build and live-reload succeed for front-end work while server extensions require CLI install and restart.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:16What is JupyterLab extensions
- 6:04Installing extensions
- 15:20Types of extensions
- 16:02Creating custom extension
- 26:22Demo of extension
- 27:03Sharing extensions
- 30:53Further learning
- 34:06Q&A
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