An Accessibility Toolbar for Jupyter Notebooks
Project description
Accessibility Toolbar (AT4N)
This extension adds a toolbar to your notebook with five separate accessibility tools, focusing on support for users who are dyslexic or visually impaired. These features include the ability to make style changes to the notebook, use predefined themes, carry out some common tasks using voice control, spell check inputted text and plan out one’s work using a planner. This toolbar provides users with the tools necessary to use a Jupyter Notebook to its full potential.
This project was created by @ednut15 @fabihaahmed @NorahAba @joshuazeltser @taohan16 as part of an MSc project at University College London. The original repo can be found at: Accessibility Toolbar Repository
Install
You can install with bower:
bower install --config.directory="$(jupyter --data-dir)/nbextensions" accessibility_toolbar
Or clone directly from this repository:
git clone https://github.com/uclixnjupyternbaccessibility/accessibility_toolbar.git
jupyter nbextension install accessibility_toolbar
To enable the extension:
jupyter nbextension enable accessibility_toolbar/main
To disable the extension:
jupyter nbextension disable accessibility_toolbar/main
Toolbar Summary
Notebook Style Manager
- The aim of this extension is to provide the user with the tools to customise their notebook according to their own specifications.
- This feature includes support for text size and font changes, line and letter spacing changes and various changes to the pages colours.
- There is also a predefined styles feature allowing for the saving and loading of saved page styles.
- Feature summary can be found at: Notebook Style Manager
Notes
- All of the styles are saved when refreshing the page into localStorage.
- To create a predefined style choose your required styles, click on "Add new style", select a name and then click save to save your style.
- Beware when selecting "Default style" option as this will wipe any style changes not saved as a predefined style.
Spell Checker
- The aim of this extension is to provide spell checker functionality for all markdown cells in a notebook.
- This feature includes the ability to be notify the user of spelling errors inline.
- It also provides a spell checker menu where words can be pasted and suggestions can be generated for the correct spelling of miss-spelt words.
- New words can be added to the dictionary there.
- It is also possible to switch between bold or underlining notifications of spelling mistakes.
- Feature summary can be found at: Spell Checker
Notes
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The Spell Checker icon will turn green when it is enabled.
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The Spell Checker only works on markdown and NOT on code.
Voice Control
- The aim of this extension is to provide voice control support for some of the common actions on a Jupyter notebook.
- Once enabled the toolbar will listen for any of these key actions and will then execute them.
- The possible commands are as follows:
- Run: Run Selected Cell
- Run all: Run all Cells
- Restart Kernel: Restart the Kernel
- Shutdown Kernel: Shutdown the kernel
- Spell Checker on: Turns on the spell checking feature of the accessibility toolbar
- Spell Checker off: Turns off the spell checking feature of the accessibility toolbar
- View Commands: Show the table of available commands
- Stop Voice control: Turns off the voice control feature of the accessibility toolbar
- Show Planner: Opens the planner provided by the accessibility toolbar
- Hide Planner: Minimises the planner provided by the accessibility toolbar
- Dark Mode: Activates the dark theme provided by the accessibility toolbar
- High Contrast Mode: Activates the high contrast theme provided by the accessibility toolbar
- Default Mode: Reverts the notebook to the default theme
- Feature summary can be found at: Voice Control
Notes
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The Voice Control feature is only supported on Chrome at the moment.
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The Voice Control button will turn green when it is listening for a command.
Planner
- The aim of the Planner is to provide a way for a user to plan out their notebook before and during its creation.
- The Planner is a Mardown text editor that is displayed at the side of the page and is saved together with the notebook.
- The Planner includes all of the standard Markdown features, with shortcuts to some of them as buttons at the top.
- Feature summary can be found at: Planner
Notes
- The planner automatically saves every minute and can be manually saved using the "Save" button
- There are various size options for images added to the planner:
- 20% width: imagewidth=planner-20
- 30% width: imagewidth=planner-30
- 40% width: imagewidth=planner-40
- 50% width: imagewidth=planner-50
- 60% width: imagewidth=planner-60
- 70% width: imagewidth=planner-70
- 80% width: imagewidth=planner-80
- 90% width: imagewidth=planner-90
- 100% width: imagewidth=planner-100
Accessible Themes
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The aim of the accessible themes is to provide a high contract and dark theme mode for users depending on their preferences.
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The themes can be easily toggled from the menu provided.
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Feature summary can be found at: Themes
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