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omle-viewer (Python)
Jupyter display integration and browser CLI for OMLE models — renders the interactive DAG viewer inline in a notebook cell or opens it in the default browser.
Works in JupyterLab, Jupyter Notebook, VS Code notebooks, and Google Colab with no widget extensions required.
Setup
1. Build the viewer bundle
cd omle-viewer
./build.sh
This builds a self-contained viewer.html (all JS/CSS inlined) and places it in the package's static/ directory. Re-run whenever the viewer source changes.
2. Install the package
pip install -e omle-viewer/python/
For protobuf (.omle) support:
pip install -e "omle-viewer/python/[proto]"
CLI
Open any model file directly in the browser:
omle-viewer model.json
omle-viewer model.omle
Jupyter usage
Import omle_viewer once per session. After that, returning any OMLEModel from a cell renders the interactive diagram automatically:
import omle_viewer
from omle.ir.model import OMLEModel
model = OMLEModel(...)
model # ← renders the DAG viewer inline, no show() needed
Custom height or live-update handle
from omle_viewer import show
w = show(model, height=700)
# In another cell, display an updated model in place:
w.update(updated_model)
Open in browser from Python
from omle_viewer import show_in_browser
show_in_browser(model)
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