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Testing interactive widgets for plotting in JupyterLab - copy contents into notebook files and run.
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| import ipywidgets | |
| ipywidgets.IntSlider() |
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| import ipywidgets | |
| from ipywidgets import interact | |
| import matplotlib.pyplot as plt | |
| ### CELL NECESSARY BREAK HERE | |
| %matplotlib widget | |
| f, ax = plt.subplots() | |
| @interact | |
| def f(m=1): | |
| ax.plot([0, m]) |
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Testing Interactive Figures in JupyterLab
These two files contain code for checking whether the libraries and extensions needed to make interactive plots in JupyterLab are installed properly.
Once placed into notebooks and executed, intended results are screenshotted below.
For
test_interact:IF YOU JUST SEE A TEXT OUTPUT INSTEAD OF A SLIDER, WIDGETS ARE NOT INSTALLED PROPERLY
For
test_interact_fig:IF YOU SEE A NON-INTERACTIVE PLOT, IPYMPL AND INTERACTIVE PLOTS ARE NOT INSTALLED PROPERLY