Simon Biggs

That will also help me write the docs which will be nice. As I can write the docs using scriptedforms files, and still have them run online without a server...

If I do implement it, it might not be simple to sync variables up... I'll have to think about that.

That's fine. The creators of the form can choose those pros/cons. I haven't even begun using Sauce Labs yet to produce the compatibility table of ScriptedForms. ScriptedForms itself might not...

The majority of ScriptedForms is a hunky piece of JavaScript

I have thought further about this and I will wait to make a decision on this. I think it would be best waiting until after ScriptedForms is integrated within jupyterlab....

@robmarkcole so, to make pivot table work I enabled JavaScript, and made a few addition to how the server finds files. Potentially this could also have made bokeh and other...

Okay. Well I'll have to look into that separately then... On Thu, 8 Mar 2018 at 07:28 Robin wrote: > For scriptedforms==0.6.6 Bokeh gives: > > [image: image] > >...

Cheers for the idea. I actually dabbled with that early on. See the following comment: https://github.com/SimonBiggs/scriptedforms/issues/105#issuecomment-371422732 It ended up being quite painful to maintain. There was all sorts of awkward...

Also, to add to that. I actually am not blocking JavaScript: https://github.com/SimonBiggs/scriptedforms/blob/2f18bc496b58b34019f134f89afd2334c5c77834/scriptedforms/src/app/code-module/code.component.ts#L46 That line of code undoes the stripping of script tags that jupyterlab does by default. So strictly JavaScript...

Yeah, it appears there are multiple layers of "Will not execute arbitrary JS" built into JLab. I gave it a quick try to see what I could achieve just now...