jupyterlab extension #234
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jupyterlab extension #234
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Intent
This PR contains an initial version of the jupyterlab extension.
Fixes #215
Type of Change
Approach
The extension was created using https://github.com/jupyterlab/extension-template, and lots of learning from the example extensions at https://github.com/jupyterlab/extension-examples.
Automated Tests
There are tests for the serverextension (back end). There aren't front end tests yet.
Directions for Reviewers
Make sure the agent is built and is on your PATH.
Have an rsconnect or rsconnect-python account named
local, since the plugin currently hardcodes this (until #185 or full account selection is implemented in the agent UI).Follow the install/build instructions in the README to get up and running.
When you open a notebook, you should see the Publish button with the blue icon on the right side of the notebook toolbar. Clicking it should open the agent UI in a JupyterLab panel. The publish button is functional, but you won't see progress feedback or logs until those are implemented in the agent UI.