Access to DOM about ijavascript HOT 5 CLOSED

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Though some trial and error, I managed to use D3 with IJavaScript:

I'm hoping for more native support such as that with Tonic:
https://tonicdev.com/kiernan/tonic-d3

I wonder if this would feasible with IJavaScript?

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Yes, you can. It is briefly documented here.

I will add a tutorial and some tools to illustrate how to inject Javascript into the notebook, but not right now. First I want to finish refactoring the code shared amongst IJavascript, jp-babel and jp-coffeescript.

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@n-riesco Thank you. I'll close the issue for now.

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On 08/11/15 13:16, Andy Shu Xin wrote:

@n-riesco https://github.com/n-riesco
Though some trial and error, I managed to use D3 with IJavaScript:
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Thank you for sharing this.

The reason that I'm not ready yet to recommend the use of jsdom is due to a conflict of versions:

• IJavascript supports Ubuntu 14.04 LTS, which ships Node.js v0.10.25.
• 'jsdom' requires Node.js v4 (unfortunately, the jsdom v3 series, which is compatible with Node.js v0.10, is unmaintained).

I will drop the support for Ubuntu 14.04 LTS once Ubuntu 16.04 LTS is released.

I believe the version of Node.js to be distributed with Ubuntu 16.04 LTS is yet to be defined. It is promising that Debian Sid, Ubuntu's parent distribution, is already providing Node.js v4.2.2.

I'm hoping for more native support such as that with Tonic:
https://tonicdev.com/kiernan/tonic-d3

I wonder if this would feasible with IJavaScript?

Yes, I think it's not only feasible but also desireable.

I also hope that the coming $$mimer$$ in IJavascript will make easy to provide custom outputs. A custom $$mimer$$ would be able to generate automatically a graphical output for specific types (DOM nodes, arrays, objects...).

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@n-riesco Wow, thanks for the information. I certainly look forward to it!

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