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VSCODE integration in jupyter-lab

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jupyter_coder_server

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Disclaimer

Many developers are forced to use jupyterlab\jupyterhub during work, without the ability to use VSCODE. Our comrades from coder have done a great job to make it possible to use VSCODE through a browser. My job is left to make these two technologies friends and provide the ability to quickly and conveniently launch both of these applications.

This library works in tandem with the jupyter-server-proxy library, which in turn allows you to create additional servers inside Jupyter.

VSCode button Web Code Server (proxy)
vscode_button vscode_proxy

Install

Just run the installation from pypi and enjoy After installation, be sure to restart the server (if it is running in docker, then restart docker)

pip install jupyter_coder_server

Extra install

By default, this library installs the latest version of code-server on your device in the ~/.local/lib directory

If you do not want automatic installation, you can do it later or disable it altogether.

Disabling automatic installation of code-server

SKIP_INSTALL=1 pip install jupyter_coder_server

Installing a specific version of code-server

To do this, you need to set env CODE_SERVER_VERSION CODE_SERVER_VERSION - lataset by default Since version search is controlled by github tags.

Installation example tag_name "v4.99.1"

CODE_SERVER_VERSION=v4.99.1 pip install jupyter_coder_server

CLI Commands

usage: jupyter_coder_server [-h] [--version] [--install] [--install-server] [--install-extensions] [--install-settings] [--install-filebrowser] [--patch-tornado] [--remove-server] [--remove-filebrowser]

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --version             show program's version number and exit
  --install             Install coder-server, extensions, settings and Web File Browser
  --install-server      Install coder-server
  --install-extensions  Install extensions
  --install-settings    Install settings
  --install-filebrowser
                        Install Web File Browser
  --patch-tornado       Monkey patch tornado.websocket
  --remove-server       Remove coder-server
  --remove-filebrowser  Remove Web File Browser

Requirements

  1. Linux amd64
  2. Installed CURL

For more details see here

License

Since the code-server project has an MIT license, I also use it in this project.

Citation

@article{jupyter_coder_server,
title = {{jupyter_coder_server}: VSCODE integration in jupyter-lab},
author = {MiXaiLL76},
year = {2024}
}

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