Publish graph_notebook_widgets JS assets to npm about graph-notebook HOT 5 OPEN

We are currently targeting EOY for completion of internal approvals and deployment.

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Ping @ellisonbg and @JasonWeill, who may be able to provide some context from within AWS.

Essentially, publishing the widget js assets to npm allows them to be used in systems that pull js from CDN. Voila does (did?) this, etc. I'm happy to help figure out what changes would need to happen to publish your built packages on npm.

Disclaimer: I work with @tkrabel-db at Databricks, particularly on ipywidget support. We'd love to support this widget, but we do pull the js for widgets from CDN.

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Hi @tkrabel-db and @jasongrout, thank you for the enhancement request!

At one point, we investigated NPM publishing the graph_notebook_widgets extension as part of our efforts to implement JupyterLab support. However, with the arrival of prebuilt extension support in JupyterLab 3, it was no longer critical to make the widgets JS package available to install as a source extension, and we ended up putting this task on the backburner.

The use case described in regards to compatibility with your customers' Databricks Notebooks seems like a reasonable justification for resurrecting this task. We'll look into assessing the remaining internal effort required for publishing graph_notebook_widgets separately via NPM.

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IIRC, both colab and vs code may also pull the widget js from cdn - I think it's a pretty common pattern for tools that put ipywidgets in an iframe for security.

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@michaelnchin are there any updates on this issue?

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