Tony Hirst

I've just noticed an install error using `pip` with the extension package: ``` KeyError: 'The Python module chemview is not a valid nbextension, it is missing the `_jupyter_nbextension_paths()` method ```

There is a `bg` option when rendering POS dependencies (eg `displacy.render(doc, style="dep", options={"bg":"ivory"})` but this option does not seem to be available when visualising named entities (`displacy.render(doc, style="ent")`).

Re: `nbexplode`, [`thombashi/sqlitebiter`](https://github.com/thombashi/sqlitebiter/issues/51) will also split a notebook into components across a set of simple `sqlite` database tables. (I don't think there's a recombiner though?)

I'm also getting a similar response when running franchise via the python simple http server start in `franchise/bundle`: ``` Connect the Database Bridge Run npx [email protected] in your terminal to...

Was there an updated release that included this feature?

Example related theme PR here: https://github.com/executablebooks/sphinx-book-theme/pull/558

I don't recall any particular issues [adding a simple custom admonition for Jupyter Book](https://blog.ouseful.info/2022/03/05/styled-exercises-in-jupyter-book-but-still-not-jupyterlab/), it was just a very simple py package/extension. The issues I have a more to do...

@fperez Re: ease of use and accommodating users, I am all for that, particularly in terms of supporting relatively straightforward end-user co-option and customisation. I am just wary that complexity...

@fperez The `jupyterlab-myst` extension is an interesting approach in respect of rich previewing, though some Sphinx extensions may be hard to replicate unless there is a sphinx engine built into...

Ah yes.. that does the trick. eg: `jupyter notebook --NotebookApp.token='' --allow-root --default_url=/scriptedforms/use/scriptedformdemo.md --port=5505` I've been trying to put together a minimal Dockerfile demo to see if I can get it...