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Jupyer Kernels, right inside JupyterLab
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Make upload and download work offline #37

Open bollwyvl opened 6 years ago

bollwyvl commented 6 years ago

Drag-to-upload (or the upload button) and download should work.

This probably means actually solving the contents problem.

SimonBiggs commented 6 years ago

What about dexie js as a wrapper around IndexedDB. Creating a contents manager that uses the inbrowser web interface?

bollwyvl commented 6 years ago

yeah, custom contents manager/fs is the right approach. pretty easy to drop in an IDrive implementation, though the ui might be a bit unexpected.

a long-term goal is something that (also) works with IPFS and dat, but indexedb, serviceworker, localstorage is probably a fine initial approach.

either way, getting the kernels access to this stuff is also important, but just being able to get a changed notebook in and out is the biggest value in the near term.

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SimonBiggs commented 6 years ago

If Dexiejs was used as an IDrive implementation then the following tool might be used to sync to a server if desired while still keeping a principle of supporting the static use case as front and centre.

http://dexie.org/docs/Syncable/Dexie.Syncable.js.html