Solara•17mo ago

Which version of lab running pip install

Which version of lab? running !pip install will install it in the kernel environment, if the lab server is is in a different environment, it still not installed there if you're in the scenario of different environments for server and kernel.

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trent•17mo ago

Thanks for the help @mariobuikhuizen . Running JupyterLab 3.2.8. It loads the solara package fine, so I'm not getting the impression it's an kernel environment thing...

trent•17mo ago

Solara is 1.19.0, and if it helps, my current environment - https://justpaste.it/b5eev

trent•17mo ago

Ok, pretty sure it's due to IPv6 being disabled. I'm working in a container that's set up with my employer, so I'll have to work with them on it. Thanks again for the help!

mariobuikhuizenOP•17mo ago

So, the jupyter server runs in a different environment? You can also use this snippet as a minimal test. This has the least other stuff that can go wrong:

import ipywidgets
ipywidgets.Button(description="hello")

import ipywidgets
ipywidgets.Button(description="hello")

trent•17mo ago

Well that worked! I'm not sure where the jupyter server is running now that I actually think about it - I know the service we use provides me a ubuntu docker container that provides access to the terminal, jupyterlab, and vs code. I also know I cannot enable IPv6 from within the container.

trent•17mo ago

We have a team meeting on thursday where I'm going to bring all this up, solara would be pretty sweet to get working on the core here Wouldn't have to figure out how to host streamlit or rshiny (or solara) apps, just run solara in the notebooks and be all set

mariobuikhuizenOP•17mo ago

Can still be ipywidgets is installed in the environment the jupyter-server runs in Does this run?: import plotly.express as px fig = px.scatter(x=[0, 1, 2, 3, 4], y=[0, 1, 4, 9, 16]) fig.show()

trent•17mo ago

Well I don't know what changed, but Page() is working now haha. The plotly figure doesn't however...