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I guess `node-fetch`'s README could be more explicit about CJS and ESM modules: * `node-fetch@2` is a CJS module, and thus, it should be imported using `require()`. E.g.: ```js Welcome...

This is actually a feature! :smiley: It helps with the creation of [asynchronous cells](http://n-riesco.github.io/ijavascript/doc/async.ipynb.html). Unfortunately modern versions of the jupyter notebook queue execution requests at the client-side; rendering this feature...

As I said, the fact that modern versions of the jupyter notebook queue execution requests on the client side has crippled this feature. In the past, it was possible to...

@parmentelat How quickly do you need this done? I have implemented a solution [here](https://github.com/n-riesco/nel/commit/ae4fe92786ae425f4d680ceedd0ae3e5a473e0aa) that hides the functionality to resolve `Promise`s behind a setting (`global.$$config$$.awaitResult`). I'm not pleased with this...

Note to myself (alternative solutions): * `$$.awaitResult(true|false)` * `$$.config.awaitExecutionResult` with `$$.config` backed by a variable shared by all execution contexts

@parmentelat I've just released `[email protected]`. If you reinstall IJavascript, it should pick up the changes. Please, let me know if it doesn't work as expected. Next, I'm planning to add...

@darkbluestudios This is the right place to ask questions. The answer to your question (especially, if it involves widgets or non-standard MIME types) depends on which frontend you're using. Widgets...

It sounds like what you're trying to do now is [rendering on the server side](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43488464/how-to-output-svg-in-a-jupyter-notebook-using-jsdom-d3-and-ijavascript/43514776#43514776).

I managed to get an example working with the data explorer: ```js var table = { "schema": { "fields": [ { "name": "index", "type": "integer" }, { "name": "sepal_length", "type":...

Re options A and B: * I don't think option A works, as CSP in the frontend would prevent the frontend from executing the injected JavaScript. * I'm not familiar...