Additional of useful jupyterlab extensions

[costrouc]

Context

Jupyterlab has a rich list of extensions

• https://github.com/deshaw/jupyterlab-execute-time
• https://jupyterlab-contrib.github.io/spellchecker.html
• s3 browser extension
• https://github.com/jtpio/jupyterlab-system-monitor

Look into and ask team about useful extensions.

Value and/or benefit

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Anything else?

No response

[viniciusdc]

A general list of extensions https://jupyterlab-contrib.github.io/extensions.html.

• summarize list of extension that makes sense being added and are "up-to-date"

[viniciusdc]

@dharhas was this the S3 browser extension that you commented? https://github.com/IBM/jupyterlab-s3-browser

[dharhas]

Yes. But I've never used it. More of a suggestion of something that might be useful.

[viniciusdc]

As we discoussed recently in our internal sync:

Accepted

• spellchecker: Spellchecker for JupyterLab notebook markdown cells and file editor.
• jupyterlab-execute-time: Execute Time Plugin for Jupyter Lab

Pending acceptance

• jupyterlab-spreadsheet-editor: JupyterLab spreadsheet editor for tabular data (e.g. csv, tsv)
• jupyterlab-sql: SQL GUI for JupyterLab -- No recent updates since 2020, I will skip this one

[viniciusdc]

I will create two docker images one with the first two and another one with all of them for us to test.

[viniciusdc]

PR adding the first two extensions:

• Add spellchecker and execute_time extensions #54

PR adding both with spreadsheet-editor

• [WIP] Add spellchecker, execute_time and spreadsheet-editor #55

[krassowski]

https://github.com/jtpio/jupyterlab-system-monitor

this was merged into https://github.com/jupyter-server/jupyter-resource-usage (along with kernel usage monitor that we contributed) which is already included:

nebari-docker-images/jupyterlab/environment.yaml

Line 32 in f941abc

- jupyter-resource-usage >=0.6.0

[krassowski]

I had started porting spreadsheet editor to Lab 4.0 in my free time some time ago, let me know if this would be of interest.

[pavithraes]

I had started porting spreadsheet editor to Lab 4.0 in my free time some time ago, let me know if this would be of interest.

Personally, I think can be quite useful. :)

[krassowski]

jupyterlab-spreadsheet-editor v0.7.1 now supports JupyterLab 4+. As author I am biased, but I believe this has a lot of potential, especially after some UI review (the current toolbar is ugly IMO) and after addition of more engines to enable reading .xlsx and .ods files.