I have the same issue, loading an extension that needs to load other CSS
and JS files.
Did you find a solution Ted ?
luc
On Tuesday, August 16, 2016 at 5:14:50 PM UTC-5, Ted Liefeld wrote:
>
> Hi again folks,
>
> I have a jupyterhub that I am setting up and have custom authentication
> and css on it. I am also trying to get a custom extension installed on the
> single-user docker containers launched by the hub and that is where the
> problem is. The extension appears to be installed based on this returning
> true
> import notebook
> notebook.nbextensions.check_nbextension('genomespace', user=True)
>
> However in the notebook page it cannot load the js or css for the
> extension widgets. What seems to be the issue is the path to the js/css
> based on the 404's in the console. The issue seems to be that the page is
> looking for
>
> https://jupyterhubtest.genomespace.org/hub/nbextensions/
> <EXTENSION_NAME>/js/<PATH>
>
> while I can actually access it in the spawned single user at
>
> https://jupyterhubtest.genomespace.org*/user/<username>/*
> nbextensions/<EXTENSTION_NAME>/js/<PATH>
>
> which is actually passed on to the spawned container.
>
> Is this something that can be controlled via config or do I need to
> install the extension on the hub as well/instead of in the container?
>
> Thanks
>
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