Playground notebooks

[phil65]

Hello!
First of all, thanks for all the awesome stuff you´re doing.
I have a question: Is there an easy way to integrate these playground notebooks in other projects?
I tried ripping it out of ColorAide by copying all the javascript/css stuff and removing the color-related stuff from notebook.py,
and I got it to show up and load, but I didnt get the buttons ("edit" etc) below the code block working.
Thank you!

[facelessuser]

So, I've converted this to a discussion as it isn't really related to a feature request or bug.

It sounds like you just want a generic Python console (no color stuff)? If so, the code can be dramatically simplified (removing loop processing and a number of things). I only had to process certain structures to get at the color objects. Remove those, and this all becomes much more simple.

As for why the buttons do not show up, I cannot say as I have no idea what you've "exactly" done. I currently do not document how I do what I do, and while anyone is free to dig in and attempt to use it, I have no guides on how to reuse it and do not currently offer support for people to use it. I have been working on a non-color version, but it is not public at this time. Ideally, something like this would be integrated as a documentation plugin for public consumption, but currently, it is very specialized for this specific project.

[phil65]

Okay, thank you for the info.
To give a bit more context:
I wrote a MkDocs plugin to build Websites in an object-oriented way (it´s still WIP, but you can see the current state here: https://phil65.github.io/mknodes/ ).
That plugin also leverages a lot of the Markdown Extensions you wrote, so thank you for that. :)
Ideally I would want to integrate a playground into each of the node pages, so that the user can check out each node.
Instead of rendering a color, it would render the given Markdown then.
(To help a bit to understand what I mean, take this as an example:
https://phil65.github.io/mknodes/The%20nodes/Presentation%20nodes/MkDiagram.html )

I will follow your work then and be the first if you will release anything in that direction 😄

[phil65]

Oh, and one more question:
I also wrote nodes for your new Block Extensions, but for Material, I cant get the tab block extension to work.
(See here: https://phil65.github.io/mknodes/The%20nodes/Block%20nodes/MkTabbedBlocks.html )
Is it correct that it is currently not supported?

[phil65]

Found the solution by checking your code.

    alternate_style: true

is required, for whatever reason.

[facelessuser]

Material has requested an alternate output for styling. The legacy tabs had then, and so do the new block ones for backwards compatibility.

[phil65]

Should the "non-alternate" style also work for Material?

[facelessuser]

Not anymore, I don't think. I think it requires "alternate" now. It allows for scrollable tabs.

[phil65]

Ok, understood. Perhaps worth updating the documentation, that setting is described as "experimental" there. 😄
Thank you for your time!