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If others are interested, Mito does not work in vscode or Google Collab. Only classic Jupyter Notebooks and Jupyter Labs are supported currently [1]. [1] https

• malshe 4y ago
  Thanks for checking that! I use vscode so this is a no go...
  • aarondia 4y ago
    Yeah, Mito is limited to the Jupyter ecosystem (for now). We want to expand to VSCode, Google Collab, and Streamlit! For the time being, because Mito generates pandas code for every edit you make, you can always use Mito in Jupyter to generate code, and then copy it over to VSCode. Admittedly, its not as nice of a workflow, but it does work!
    • pen2l 4y ago
      I see you guys provide convenient installers that can be obtained with pip. Me, I run my JupyterLab that I got with Conda on a Windows setup. Can you comment on whether it's a thorn-free path to get Mito in such a setup? Or should I use this as another sign to completely migrate to a nix system for all my dev needs... :)
      • aarondia 4y ago
        You should be good to go with your conda setup on windows! I run Mito on a windows machine through a conda virtual environment often! We have some instructions for how to do that here [1] [1] https://docs.trymito.io/getting-started/installing-mito/installing-mito-inside-a-virtual-environment https://docs.trymito.io/getting-started/installing-mito/inst...