transient-display-data
for Jupyter Lab
This is a JupyterLab extension that allows JupyterLab to receive messages in a new transient_display_data
type and display them in the console window of the associted notebook.
As summarized here, the transient display data messages are designed to send messages that are transient in nature and will not be displayed and saved with the notebooks. Such messages include but not limited to status or progress information for long calculations, and debug information. This message type is identical to display_data
in content so you only need to use message type transient_display_data
instead of display_data
to mark the message as transient.
This new message type is currently under review. However, even before it is officially accepted, kernels can send messages of this type safely because all Jupyter clients ignore messages of unknown types, and JupyterLab with this extension will be able to display them. An an example, the SoS Kernel uses this message type to send progress information during the execution of the SoS workflows.
conda install jupyterlab-transient-display-data -c conda-forge
transient-display-data
extension using command
jupyter labextension install transient-display-dataor go to the extension manager, search for
transient-display-data
, and install.transient_display_data
After you installed this extention, you can test it by
New Console for Notebook
to create a console windowShow Transient Message
.kernel = get_ipython().kernel
kernel.send_response(kernel.iopub_socket,
'transient_display_data',
{
'data': {
'text/plain': 'I am transient'
}
}
);
and a message I am transient
should be displayed in the console window.
You can see progress messages in the console window.
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