Tony Hirst

A good example extension for this might be https://github.com/jupyterlab-contrib/jupyterlab-filesystem-access eg in context of https://github.com/jupyterlite/jupyterlite/pull/603 .

I tried that locally, adding `jupyterlab_filesystem_access` to my `requirements.txt` and running `jupyter lite build --contents content`, then eg `jupyter lite serve --port 8002` but I don't see the extension working...

I also note the README for the `jupyterlab_filesystem_access ` suggests "[t]he main motivation for this extension is to give access to local files in JupyterLite" so it might be appropriate...

Hmm... so when I add the files to requirements in a demo Github repo site, it works. Does the JupyterLite builder pick up extensions that are installed in a base...

> JupyterLite picks them up from the env prefix by default, see the docs: yes, that's what I'm having the issue with locally. My local JupyterLab install is running with...

"If they delete the file (for example with right-click), the file will revert to the original (generated with --files)." So is this like some sort of "transparent mount", where a...

I still get the same issue on py3.7 too; no py3.6 envt to hand to try that right now...

My issue was in notebooks... By the by, I note that in your README, the Binder button points to nbviewer, not a MyBinder link (I was just going to give...

Hi - I have a Jupyter demo that wraps `flowchart.js` as a Jupyter widget (there may be better ways of packaging things...) and uses IPython magic to render code in...

I just simplified the setup; now you should just need to install the package and in a notebook run `%load_ext jp_flowchartjs` to make the magics available. Thanks for the prompt:-)