jupyterlab-myst-revealjs 1.4.2

Live reveal.js slideshow for MyST Markdown notebooks in JupyterLab.

jupyterlab-myst-revealjs

Live reveal.js slideshow for MyST Markdown notebooks in JupyterLab.

Open any notebook as a slideshow panel beside the notebook editor. Markdown cells are rendered via jupyterlab-myst, code cells use JupyterLab's native CodeCell widget — execute code and see results on slides in real time.

Features

• reveal.js slideshow — present notebooks as reveal.js slides directly in JupyterLab
• Slide structure — slide, subslide, fragment, skip via cell metadata
• MyST Markdown — admonitions, math, cross-references, and all MyST directives
• Live code execution — Shift+Enter runs code cells on slides (shared kernel with notebook)
• Cell tags
  • Jupyter Book compatible — hide-input, hide-output, hide-cell, remove-input, remove-output, remove-cell
  • Grid layout — gridwidth-* tags for multi-column layouts
• Customization
  • Slide backgrounds — per-slide background color/image via cell metadata
  • Themes — 6 bundled reveal.js themes (black, white, dracula, serif, and more)
  • Custom CSS — drop a myst-revealjs.css next to your notebook for custom styling
  • Header / Footer — CSS-based overlays customizable via myst-revealjs.css
• Keyboard controls
  • Code visibility toggle — i / o keys to toggle input/output on focused code cells during the slideshow
  • Fullscreen / Overview — f for fullscreen, o for slide overview

Requirements

• JupyterLab >= 4.0.0
• jupyterlab-myst
• jupyterlab-gridwidth (optional — for gridwidth-* tag preview in notebook view)

Install

pip install jupyterlab-myst-revealjs

No Node.js required — this is a prebuilt extension.

Uninstall

pip uninstall jupyterlab-myst-revealjs

Quick Start

1. Open a notebook in JupyterLab.
2. Click the slideshow button in the toolbar, or run slideshow:open from the Command Palette.
3. Set slide types via the Property Inspector (right sidebar).
4. Press Shift+Enter on code cells to execute them on slides.

Configuration

Add a myst-revealjs key to your notebook metadata to configure reveal.js options:

{
  "myst-revealjs": {
    "theme": "white",
    "transition": "fade",
    "slideNumber": true
  }
}

See the documentation for full configuration options, cell metadata reference, and migration guide from RISE.

Development

Building

uv venv && uv pip install -e ".[dev]"
jlpm install && jlpm build
jupyter labextension develop . --overwrite

Run jlpm watch in one terminal and jupyter lab in another for live development.

Testing

jlpm test                    # Unit tests (Jest)
cd ui-tests && jlpm test     # E2E tests (Playwright + Galata)

See CONTRIBUTING for details.

License

MIT