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npm run server
stop the rest scripts running
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These steps are intended for local development testing, so they'd be run on your local machine. That said, you may be able to do |
Thank you for your prompt reply @blois! Got it then it seems currently there is no way to support ipympl fully online. Closed as solved |
Are there issues you are running into with ipympl? Here's an example: https://colab.research.google.com/gist/blois/ddec4e43a55e94d87a30cfe198d3cd50/ipympl.ipynb |
Thank you for the example! Actually I mean I aim to run ipympl without local environment setup. Since that is currently not supported in colab, I guess I'll stay with an exposed jupyter. |
The sample above should work without a local environment. The local environment is only needed if you are making changes to the code in this repository. |
It seems Colab only allow one cell to run at the same time, so once the server started, the rest scripts can not run anymore. I tried to run
npm run server
in the background but also failed. Can I get some suggestions?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: