how can I get the url of the python jupyter server so I can access it from the browser too #14394
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Unfortunately there is none out of curiosity why do you need to access this? Ie what functionally are you looking for that isn’t available in vscode? |
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Jupyter add-ons such as RISE (presentation notebook as deck) do not work in vscode. I would like to be able to access via browser for these functionality. Also fo seeing how will the notebook look like in GitHub
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HS
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Subject: Re: [microsoft/vscode-jupyter] how can I get the url of the python jupyter server so I can access it from the browser too (Discussion #14394)
How can I get the url (port and token) to access the same notebook server from a browser?
The kernel is the local venv
Unfortunately there is none
We do not start a Jupyter server when running kernels locally
out of curiosity why do you need to access this? Ie what functionally are you looking for that isn’t available in vscode?
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I am using the built-in kernel python for the jupyter notebook.
How can I get the url (port and token) to access the same notebook server from a browser?
The kernel is the local venv
But I would like to go to localhost:8888?token=xxx to be able to see it in the browser. Could not find a way to get it.
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