Does this work in VSCode?

[Taytay]

First, I'm very excited about this library. After seeing what Hex is doing with their DAG, I think this is the future.
I use VSCode as my primary notebook editor. Have you used this there? I have installed ipyflow in my conda enviornment, and I can tell VSCode to use that environment's Kernel, but that kernel does not have an ipyflow option by default. I'm pretty new to all of this, so I'm likely missing something pretty obvious about installing jupyter extensions or something. Anything you could do to point me in the right direction would be awesome.

[smacke]

Hi there! Thanks for the kind words. We don't have any UI extensions for vscode at the moment -- right now most of the UI features (esp around reactive execution) are implemented within the context of JupyterLab.

I do hope to change this one day -- I have this vision of a Notebook Dataflow Protocol (similar to the "Language Server Protocol") that would allow any editor to use ipyflow-like features provided they implement the protocol, but first somebody needs to implement it for those editors. So for now it's just a vision :)

Features that do not rely on UI stuff, like the state APIs will all work regardless of editor, of course.