Developer Guide

Contents

• Configuring
  • Runtime Configuration Files
  • Adding Content
  • Adding Extensions
  • Applications
  • Customizing Settings
  • Local Storage Drivers
  • Adding pyolite wheels
  • pyodide
  • LaTeX
  • About the Demo
  • The Hard Way
• CLI
  • Installation
  • Quick Start
  • The Lite Dir
  • Usage
  • Miscellaneous
• Deploying
  • Get an Empty JupyterLite Site
  • Build Tools
  • Standalone Servers
  • On-Premises
  • Hosted
• API
  • @jupyterlite
  • jupyterlite
• Architecture
• Authoring Server Extensions
  • Creating a new server extension
  • Publishing the extension
  • Using the extension in a JupyterLite deployment
  • References
• doit
  • Using Tasks with the API
  • Custom Tasks and %doit

Frequently-Asked Questions

How can I put my own extension in JupyterLite?

If your extension is already published as a federated extension, you may just need to have your extension installed via pip or conda, and run jupyter lite build (see more in the CLI) documentation.

How can I ship additional pyolite wheels?

User-installable wheels can be included at extension build time. Wheel indices can be generated with the jupyter lite pip index CLI and then included in package.json#/piplite: make sure to include the index and .whl files in package.json#/files as well.

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