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dunovank
Make the themes work for jupyter lab?
Incredibly excited with the release of jupyter lab. The only bummer is, it just has two themes at the moment. Is there a way to use the themes here for jupyter lab?
Btw, long time user of this repository for jupyter notebooks. Many thanks for your work.
Yeah I'd really like to make the switch myself and would definitely like to take my themes with me when I do. Unfortunately it's a completely different framework but I've started looking into it. Will keep everyone up to date about any developments in this direction. (And thanks for your interest!)
@dunovank How is it going with the jupyterlab porting? Do you think it is possible to reuse the current themes for the new framework?
@qubix12 I did a quick and dirty port of Solarized Dark for JupyterLab; still a WIP but hope it helps!
Awesome! Can't wait to play around with it. Thanks for posting, def keep us updated!
Any updates on how this is going @dunovank ?
I just installed jupyterthemes and they're working fine w/ notebooks but not lab.
Awesome work btw, the themes are stunning and I love how quick and easy it is to switch betwen them, since I'm a constant dark/light mode switcher depending on the time of day.
@dunovank , can you also look into this if you are developing a JupLab package for themese ?
https://github.com/jupyter/help/issues/521
I would really pay if you someone could inlcude that package and would not take too much time
@Ngiggs I hacked up my own Solarized Dark theme here. The parent thread and this Jupyter notebook might also be useful in helping you hack up your own theme.
With regards to developing a full-blown JupyterLab theme, you'd need be fairly well-versed in Javascript package development, just a friendly tip!
It looks like you can use this to make the theme permanent somehow, rather than having to run the code each time we start up jupyter. Have you tried this?
@drheatherwalker I gave it a shot a while back, but ran into some errors. I'm not versed in JavaScript development, and I found that tutorial you linked to a bit opaque for a beginner.... might try again!
I will second the idea that it would be nice to have the theming capable of the notebook in the jupyter lab notebooks. Javascript is unfortunately not my forte. :-(
@dunovank is it possible to use jt with the Classic Notebook that is built in JupyterLab (and accessible through Help > Launch Classic Notebook and the /tree URL)
It does not seem to work for me.
