#20690: Live documentation in Jupyter using Thebe
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       Reporter:  nthiery            |        Owner:
           Type:  enhancement        |       Status:  new
       Priority:  major              |    Milestone:  sage-7.3
      Component:  documentation      |   Resolution:
       Keywords:                     |    Merged in:
        Authors:  Florent Cayré,     |    Reviewers:
  Nicolas M. Thiéry                  |  Work issues:
Report Upstream:  N/A                |       Commit:
         Branch:                     |  19f31f8567ac77094d2ee483e7adf9d6963a8dd7
  public/live_documentation_in_jupyter_using_thebe-20690-experimental|     
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Description changed by nthiery:

Old description:

> Thebe is a Jupyter javascript plugin for static sites that allows for
> rendering selected divs of the HTML as live cells connected to a Jupyter
> server:
>
>   https://oreillymedia.github.io/thebe/
>
> The idea is to use this technology to make
>
> Steps:
> - [X] Configure Sphinx to add the Thebe javascript library in the static
> page
> - [/] Configure Sphinx to add a small header to our html page with:
>   - [X] Inclusion of the Thebe javascript
>   - [ ] Thebe configuration: which divs to make live, which server to use
>   - [ ] A button to activate live cells
>   - [ ] Possibly a menu or other widgets for user customization of the
> server configuration
> - [?] Configure the Jupyter notebook in Sage to somehow provide the
> server configuration to Thebe.
> - Customize/configure Thebe to support Sage's doctest syntax:
>   - [ ] Stripping out the prompts
>   - [ ] Stripping out the included outputs (bonus: show the included
> outputs below the cell until the new output is computed)
>   - [ ] Support doctests with several commands by split into several
> cells

New description:

 Thebe is a Jupyter javascript plugin for static sites that allows for
 rendering selected divs of the HTML as live cells connected to a Jupyter
 server:

   https://oreillymedia.github.io/thebe/

 The idea is to use this technology to make

 Steps:
 - [X] Configure Sphinx to add the Thebe javascript library in the static
 page
 - [ / ] Configure Sphinx to add a small header to our html page with:
   - [X] Inclusion of the Thebe javascript
   - [x] Thebe configuration: which divs to make live
         Currently, we include all <pre> tags that contain sage:
   - [ ] Thebe configuration: use the Jupyter instance serving the page
         We use window.location.origin; is this the right thing to do?
   - [ ] Only activate Thebe if running inside a Jupyter server
   - [x] A button to activate live cells
   - [ ] Possibly a menu or other widgets for user customization of the
 server configuration
 - [?] Configure the Jupyter notebook in Sage to somehow provide the server
 configuration to Thebe.
 - Customize/configure Thebe to support Sage's doctest syntax:
   - [ ] Stripping out the prompts
   - [ ] Stripping out the included outputs (bonus: show the included
 outputs below the cell until the new output is computed)
   - [ ] Support doctests with several commands by spliting into several
 cells

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Ticket URL: <http://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/20690#comment:8>
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