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A standalone embedding of the FOSS drawio / mxgraph package into jupyterlab
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Embed into a Jupyter Notebook #22

Open kalugny opened 6 years ago

kalugny commented 6 years ago

Hi! Thanks for a great plugin.

I have a request - I know it's possible to export and to embed the PNG, but it'd be great to embed the diagram itself which may be editable inside the notebook or that will open the editor on double-click.

Thanks!

cutephoton commented 5 years ago

Yes, it would be nice, wouldn't it? I would take this a step further. The killer feature would be deeper integration. The diagram should be parametrized or linked to workbook data in some form.

nudurumatisk commented 5 years ago

Yes, it would be nice, wouldn't it? I would take this a step further. The killer feature would be deeper integration. The diagram should be parametrized or linked to workbook data in some form.

Definitely a killer feature, much like what is possible with Mathematica. Why not leverage Geogebra (and its Python View API if it's still available)?

cutephoton commented 5 years ago

Don't know about Geogebra. Seems like a different use case? I'm interesting in being able to draw conceptual electrical circuits and having part values updated once I feed parameters in to a series of calculations.

gnzlbg commented 4 years ago

Ideally this would work in such a way that math written in latex in the diagram gets rendered appropriately in the notebook (e.g. same size as the text independently of scaling).

stefano-xy commented 3 years ago

Instead of embedding the editor in a notebook, it's probably better to streamline the "export as png/svg" workflow, so that the diagrams are automatically exported when modified and updated inside notebooks using them.

libo96 commented 3 years ago

Maybe this feature should open in jupyter-lab code base?