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davidbrochart/jupyter-shared-drive: A Jupyter drive for sharing files and collaborating in real time.

Jupyter Shared Drive consists of an optional Jupyter Server extension and a JupyterLab extension providing support for Y documents and adding a new drive for sharing these documents through WebRTC.

The server extension provides the signaling service needed for peers to discover each other. It will typically be installed and used with a full JupyterLab setup, but it is not mandatory. For instance, a public signaling server can be used instead, and the JupyterLab frontend extension can be configured to use it. This means that Jupyter Shared Drive can be used without a Jupyter server, and that it works in JupyterLite 🚀

To install the latest release locally, make sure you have pip installed and run:

pip install jupyter-shared-drive

Or using conda/mamba/micromamba (soon!):

conda install -c conda-forge jupyter-shared-drive

In JupyterLab, a new drive is made available with prefix Shared:, and accessible through a Shared Drive file browser at the bottom of the left toolbar. It is separate from the default drive (accessible through the file browser at the top), but files can be imported/exported from/to it. Files in the shared drive are stored in each client's browser, and synchronized with connected clients.

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