The open source Project Jupyter has announced the initial release, v0.2.0, of its visual debugger extension on the Jupyter Medium blog.
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The new debugging extension can be used in Jupyter notebooks, consoles and source files within JupyterLab, which is “a web-based interactive development environment for Jupyter notebooks, code, and data.”
Features
The JupyterLab debugger UI extension provides a sidebar with a variable explorer, source preview, a list of breakpoints and the option to navigate the call stack. The extension also allows users to set breakpoints directly next to the code and indicates where the current execution has stopped by using visual markers.
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Future plans include the ability to debug Voilà dashboards from the JupyterLab Voilà preview extension and support for conditional breakpoints in the UI.
The requirements for using the new debugger are JupyterLab 2.0+, Jupyter Notebook 6+ and xeus-python 0.6.7+. It should work with any kernel that supports debugging.
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See the blog post and the GitHub repository for more details.
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