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1. We don't have a public plugin API yet, but we will in the future. Our (internal) plugins are represented as custom elements: Python writes the HTML (e.g., `<
by akshayka 3y ago
1. We don't have a public plugin API yet, but we will in the future. Our (internal) plugins are represented as custom elements: Python writes the HTML (e.g., `<marimo-vega ...>` and the frontend instantiates it. In the meantime, maybe we can help you port your table widget and make it a marimo plugin. You can reach us in our Discord (https://discord.gg/JE7nhX6mD8 https://discord.gg/JE7nhX6mD8) or at Github.
2. marimo was built from scratch, it doesn't depend on Jupyter or IPython at all.
3. marimo doesn't interact with the Jupyter ecosystem. We have brainstormed the possibility of a compatibility layer that allows Jupyter widgets to be used as marimo plugins, but right now that's just an idea.