How to configure adding Teradata AI Unlimited custom renderer and sqlhighlighter about jupyter-ui HOT 7 CLOSED

The kernel is in pre-release form now, not sure what the final license will be, but you would have to have access to a Teradata server to run it.

thanks for the quick feedback! So it looks like JupyterLabApp is basically a configuration element I can use to add those registrations. Will give it a try!

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Figured it out! I just needed to import the Teradata resultset renderfactory and add it to the renderers prop of Notebook.

          <Notebook
            nbformat={nbformat}
            uid={NOTEBOOK_UID}
            cellSidebarMargin={0}
            renderers={[tdRenderFactory]}
            height="800px"
          />

Thanks for your help!

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Hi @box-turtle Thx a lot for the kind words. I am just discovering https://downloads.teradata.com/download/tools/teradata-ai-unlimited-jupyter-kernel - Is that a jupyterlab extension one can freely install?

Agree, the way to configure JupyterLabApp needs more documentation and love. For now, you would have to look at the examples, like https://github.com/datalayer/jupyter-ui/blob/main/packages/react/src/examples/JupyterLabHeadlessApp.tsx where some custom mimeExtensions renderers (in that case the plotly one) are added.

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Previously my app structure was

<Jupyter ...>
    <Notebook .../>
</Jupyter

I am a bit confused as to how the <JupyterLabApp> component functions - would it replace my <Notebook> component in the structure above? Or be an additional child element of <Jupyter>?

Is <JupyterLabApp> going to render the entire Jupyter UI?

When I try to use it I am getting 404 errors for some extensions...

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This would be indeed

<Jupyter ...>
    <Notebook .../>
</Jupyter>

We need to better document that, but you need to also update the index.html some props. Not why it is needed, not sure if it will fix your issues, but good to let you know. The config is

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(specifically appUrl, themesUrl...)

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Awesome @box-turtle Happy it worked out.

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