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bokeh / jupyter_bokeh

An extension for rendering Bokeh content in JupyterLab notebooks
BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License
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Is this required if I have the pyviz jlab extension? #61

Closed michaelaye closed 5 years ago

michaelaye commented 5 years ago

if not, I think that info could be added to the README?

philippjfr commented 5 years ago

Yes, bokeh uses a different MIME renderer extension to display the models. If you don't have or want to install both you can also use panel to render bokeh models in the notebook (using pn.panel), where you would normally use bokeh's show.

michaelaye commented 5 years ago

Yes, bokeh uses a different MIME renderer extension to display the models.

different as compared to what? I have the pyviz jlab extensions installed and am able to plot via the bokeh extension, but I'm wondering why it works when you say I need this as well. Does it come by default with the hvplot conda package maybe?

philippjfr commented 5 years ago

@michaelaye I think I misunderstood you, you only need this bokeh extension when you use bokeh directly. If you're using holoviews/hvplot/panel you don't need this extension as well.

michaelaye commented 5 years ago

Oh no, it is me who posed the question confusingly, b/c I only now realize that this is the bokeh org not the ioam org. I think I get confused because you personally seem to be involved in ALL of them, so I can't mentally assign the package to an author cleanly anymore! ;) Thanks for your reply.