Gordon Smith

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An OJS file is essentially one big Observable Cell, without being limited to one statement, so the following would be valid: ```js md`# Hello Wold ${mol}`; mol = 42; {...

Thanks for the feedback - In the past I have debated this with myself as well and with the addition of the "ojsnb" support decided that it catered for the...

Thanks for the report, and yes this is still a WIP! The issue looks like a race condition with the "element" creation here: ``` const element = html``; const hot...

FYI GitHub Blocks will allow this (in early access): ![OJS](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/966863/212269081-a6cc16a3-aa77-4f9d-a6c0-c2b838d8d685.gif)

Which also allows you to write OJS to view other file types: ![DuckDB](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/966863/212269368-d24a60ca-f220-42f5-b4d1-dec8f24404e6.gif)

@gnestor - correct, FWIW the blocks API does support editing, but recreating a functional notebook UI is a bit of work... Mind you supporting an editable OMD document wouldn't be...

In general if you: ``` import {xxx} from "@yyy/zzz"; ... OR ... data = FileAttachment("athletes.csv").csv({typed: true}) ``` It will resolve back to ObservableHQ.com But if you use relative paths: ```...

You can also access all Observable StdLib functions: https://github.com/observablehq/stdlib

Sorry - I assumed you were using the ObservableJS Notebook feature (create a file with a ".ojsnb" file extension)... If you give me a code snippet as an example, I...

@knoopx FYI @hpcc-js/observable-md is being deprecated soon, you should switch to [@hpcc-js/obersvablehq-compiler](https://github.com/hpcc-systems/Visualization/tree/trunk/packages/observablehq-compiler)