A ReactJS Component Extension for Jupyter Notebooks

jupyter-react A ReactJS component extension for Jupyter Notebooks

jupyter-react

This repo actually has nothing to do with React, but rather is a base class meant for pairing up with JS based front-end UI components (see https://github.com/timbr-io/jupyter-react-js). The only thing in this module is a "Component" class. This class can be created with a "module" name that matches the name of a JS UI component and opens up a line of commuination called an "IPython Comm". Using the comm messages can be pased back and forth and property and actions can be taken as a result of UI interaction.

Example

# Create a custom module in python 

from jupyter_react import Component 

class MyThing(Component):
    module = 'AnyJSClassName'
    comm_channel = 'custom.name'

    def __init__(self, **kwargs):
        super(MyThing, self).__init__(target_name='custom.name', **kwargs)
        self.on_msg(self._handle_msg)

    def _handle_msg(self, msg):
        print msg      

# In Jupyter / IPython instantiate the class and display it

from mything import MyThing
from IPython.display import display

mything = MyThing(props={})
display(mything)

Once a component is "displayed" a message is passed over the comm to the front-end. If the front-end has registered a handler for the same comm target\_name then it will be called when the class is created. You can see more about how to build the front-end code here: https://github.com/timbr-io/jupyter-react-js.

Methods

open(props)

@param props - dict of props to be passed to the front-end js when a comm is opened.

Called immediately when a class is instantiated, this method opens a comm to the front-end and passes the props to the JS.

close

Closes the comm.

send(data)

@param data - dict of data to send over as a message comm

Sends a message over the comm.

on_msg(callback)

@param callback - method to be called when a message is received over the comm

Download Details:

Author: timbr-io

Source Code: https://github.com/timbr-io/jupyter-react

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