oscar6echo

I'm also trying to serve VS Code to my jhub users. Following @betatim I am using package **jupyter-proxy-server** with custom package **jupyter-code-proxy** with the following **__init__.py**. It does not crash...

Thx but the code is quite garbled... Maybe the same paste in the github issue, as opposed to email ?

FYI - If it may help. I have done that in a corporate environment. Works fine. I do it separately from the Jupyter/lite specifics - to keep it simple -...

Just an idea: Given the inevitable various flavors of browsers, and jupyterlite sensitivity to the Web APIs available, it could be good to run a **"jupyterlite-browser-compatibility" check list upon start**,...

@bollwyvl @fcollonval thx again for your fast replies. Much appreciated ! I played around with the cookiecutter and finally found that a frontend extension was a simpler way to do...

@timkpaine thx for the answer. After some experiments, I made one, which I share for reference. https://github.com/oscar6echo/jupyterlab-graphviz (not published yet on PyPi) I'll take advantage of this issue to ask...

@fcollonval thx again for this wealth of info !

I made another one to display a `.csv` file as an [aggrid](https://www.ag-grid.com/), with default reasonable options. https://github.com/oscar6echo/jupyterlab-aggrid (Because the typescript is highly configurable, it is meant to be adjusted for...

@fcollonval thx again :+1: I slightly [adjusted](https://github.com/oscar6echo/jupyterlab-aggrid/blob/2cc67625759059edcb5256fc5876f55cce9327ec/src/index.ts#L121) the jupyterlab-aggrid mime-renderer accordingly.

Yes, I like your version better. I guess it should throw an error if the cell does not exist. Agree that creation should be handled separately.