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Jupyter Notebook #6

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bgeorge96 opened this issue Oct 7, 2019 · 4 comments
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Jupyter Notebook #6

bgeorge96 opened this issue Oct 7, 2019 · 4 comments

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@bgeorge96
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I was wondering if you have any examples, or have used this tool within a Jupyter Notebook?

@bluenote10
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Yes, it should work just like from normal Python:

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Executing the cell opens a new browser tab with:

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There might be small issues related to terminating the web server, see #5. I have some ideas to improve that, I hope I find some time to work on it soon.

@jackgillett101
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I love this tool - I've been playing around with it a bit locally and it works really nicely. However, I typically run Jupyter from a local webbrowser connected to a Jupyter server located inside a docker container (which has all of my libraries etc. installed inside) and I can't currently work out how to launch tabloo view() from my notebook and connect to it from my local machine - is this a usecase you have looked into at all? Many thanks! Jack

@bluenote10
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@jackgillett101 Do you see if tabloo establishes its web server properly? Perhaps server_logging=True and debug=True could tell this. Then the question is if you can in general access the port within you container?

Maybe we need to change this line to the standard host='0.0.0.0' to make it work in your case.

@AndreaBarbon
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Hi!
Were you able to make this work?
I'm also using the "local browser + remote server" setting, and it would be nice to make this work

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