AntoinePrv commented on issue #245:
URL: https://github.com/apache/arrow-js/issues/245#issuecomment-3637007575
Now that I understand a bit more the setting, I guess there are two
different things.
`Symbol.for("Jupyter.display")` that is how the Deno kernel knows what
output to give to Jupyter to display.
If we want some automatic render we'd have to fill something in for `Table`
in this library.
I'm not sure if other Javascript kernel (e.g.
[xeus-javascript](https://github.com/jupyter-xeus/xeus-javascript) cc
@DerThorsten) use the same method name.
Now what this function should return?
- Some HTML data (`text/html`): works out of the box but we'd have to
maintain a function doing this;
- Some IPC data (`application/vnd.apache.arrow.stream`): Almost free to
implement here, but this MIME type is not supported by Jupyter out of the box,
so it would require the user to install a Jupyter extension that does not exist
today (AFAIK).
Everything I mentioned related to actual files may use similar technique but
is not directly related to the solution here.
My 2c: there could be a basic HTML table here that would work out of the
box; and later, an `application/vnd.apache.arrow.stream` (activated by some
option?) for when there is a well established extension that offer something
more than a basic table. But I am not a maintainer or contributor here.
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