Support server-side execution #10
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This is still a work in progress, I'm not sure things are in the right place or if there are more opportunities for abstractions. |
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Hi @davidbrochart , there is no python part to invoke the widget? |
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It's currently part of jupyter-server/jupyverse#420, which has an InputModel. |
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Jun 11, 2024
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Before this PR,
yjs-widgetsonly supports client-side execution, where JupyterLab talks to the kernel through the kernel protocol over WebSocket. In this execution mode, widgets are created and synchronized client-side through Comms.This PR implements the rendering of widgets using server-side execution, where JupyterLab doesn't handle the kernel protocol over WebSocket, but instead uses a REST API to trigger cell execution, and reacts to notebook changes through its shared model.
It will allow to have jupyterlab-collaborative-input use
yjs-widgetsinstead of using the notebook shared model as a container for the input model. An input widget is provided in this PR.