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Unable to run jupyter dash in Google Colab #10
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Hi @napsternxg, thanks for giving the library a try. It's not surprising that this doesn't work out-of-the-box in Colab, but that In order for the the URL printed out by |
New to Dash. I'm in similar situation where I would like to run jupyer-dash with Jupyterlab 2.1.2 in notebook hosted with JupyterHub running in Kubernetes. As it’s hosted environment, launching dash with default configuration (localhost) would not work. If a user launches Dash as “app = JupyterDash (name, server_url=xxx)” and then “app.run_server(mode=’external’)”, what should the server_url be set to? Would each user require a unique server_url in a hosted environment? Or can the server_url be a common one shared by multiple users? And what kind of service need to run at the server_url? Any examples? Thanks! |
Hi @rdelubi,
If that doesn't work for you, could you open a new issue? Thanks! |
Colab support added in #27 and released in version 0.3.0 |
It doesn't still work in Colab. Gives the following error: |
Same issue here. Work around:
Waiting for updates.... |
Same issue for me! |
Does the workaround in plotly/dash#1907 (comment) solve this for dash 2.1 in Colab as well? We will have a fix for that issue out soon. (edit: using #75 (comment) as the main tracking issue here) |
I would like to run jupyter-dash in google colab. However, it is not possible to do so based on the example notebook.
Running the notebook I get a blank iframe.
When I followed the steps for embedding iframe of a flask app into colab notebook described at: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54465816/how-to-use-flask-in-google-colaboratory-python-notebook
I get empty charts:
If I rerun the app without the
mode="inline"
I get the following error messages:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: