There is a great example of microvis displaying something in a jupyter notebook - it could be cool to see how you might put a remote frame buffer on a webpage without the notebook stuff
I tried to see see if turning the notebook into a web app with voila would work out of the box but ran into some JS issues
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Failed to load model class 'RemoteFrameBufferModel' from module 'jupyter_rfb'
Error: Script error for "jupyter_rfb"
http://requirejs.org/docs/errors.html#scripterror
at makeError (http://localhost:8866/voila/static/require.min.js:1:1067)
at HTMLScriptElement.onScriptError (http://localhost:8866/voila/static/require.min.js:1:13218)
and in the console
(index):45 Error: Module @jupyter-widgets/base, version ^1.2.0 is not registered, however, 2.0.0 is
at tn.loadClass (manager.js:158:19)
at tn.loadClass (manager.js:115:26)
at tn.loadModelClass (manager-base.js:570:34)
at tn._make_model (manager-base.js:402:36)
at tn.new_model (manager-base.js:245:35)
at manager-base.js:328:32
at Array.map (<anonymous>)
at tn._loadFromKernel (manager-base.js:316:40)
at async tn.build_widgets (manager.js:67:5)
at async init (main.js?v=07cc494763c3dcb3b604da7aa291ed361b8b163d9cb33c4bc3a66304c18e1dc5bfcf8c6101b6b6426ab36762a01a8568e9f3bf0c7ba6588cd61eab538b95e34a:63:13)
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There is a great example of microvis displaying something in a jupyter notebook - it could be cool to see how you might put a remote frame buffer on a webpage without the notebook stuff
I tried to see see if turning the notebook into a web app with voila would work out of the box but ran into some JS issues
and in the console