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Installing Jupyter Notebook extensions in JupyterLab?

I'm starting to use JupyterLab. I'd like to install some notebook extensions currently available for Jupyter, but the docs indicate that far fewer extensions are currently available for JupyterLab.

Is it possible to install extensions from Jupyter to JupyterLab? If so, how?

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Sos Avatar asked Apr 26 '18 09:04

Sos


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Old jupyter extensions are not compatible for JupyterLab. You can find a list of JupyterLab extensions by searching 'jupyterlab-extension' on github

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Chris Avatar answered Sep 29 '22 06:09

Chris