jupyterlab-pwa 0.1.1

PWA (Progressive Web App) support for JupyterLab — manifest, service worker, installability

jupyterlab-pwa

Progressive Web App (PWA) support for JupyterLab.

Makes JupyterLab installable (Chrome/Edge "Install app" button, iOS "Add to Home Screen") by serving a web app manifest, a service worker with a fetch handler, and injecting PWA tags into JupyterLab's HTML — all from the user server. No JupyterHub config or ingress changes required.

Install

pip install jupyterlab-pwa

The server extension auto-loads via the _jupyter_server_extension_points entry point. No manual configuration needed.

How it works

Three pieces, all served by the user pod:

1. Manifest (/pwa/manifest.json) — web app manifest with name, icons, start_url, scope, display: standalone.
2. Service worker (/pwa/sw.js) — minimal SW with install, activate, and fetch event listeners (enough for Chrome's installability criterion).
3. HTML injection — wraps JupyterLab's LabHandler.get() to inject <link rel="manifest"> and <script>navigator.serviceWorker.register()</script> into the rendered HTML, before </head>.

This matches how code-server handles PWA — all logic lives in the application, served by its own routes, tags in its own HTML.