Welcome to jupyterlab-blockly’s documentation!

This JupyterLab extension brings block-based programming directly to your web browser. You can easily use the JupyterLab-Blockly editor and choose from a wide selections of blocks to start coding, see the output of your code and, most importantly, visualize the code transformed in the chosen classical programming language.

The extension uses Blockly, an open source library designed by Google.

Try it directly in your browser using JupyterLite!

Contents:

• Installation
  • Requirements
  • Install
  • Uninstall
  • Development install
  • Development uninstall

Usage:

• Blockly Files
  • Open from Launcher
  • Open a .jpblockly file
• Blockly Editor
  • Executing your code
  • Modifying your code
• Kernels
  • Kernel Selection
  • Changing Kernels
• Toolbox
  • Switching to another toolbox
• JupyterLab Integration
  • Theme
  • Internalization
• Examples
  • Logic Blocks Example
  • Loop Blocks Example
  • Texts and Lists Blocks Example
  • Function and Color Blocks Example

Expanding:

• Other extensions
  • Creating a new JupyterLab extension
  • Importing JupyterLab-Blockly
  • Example - JupyterLab-Niryo-One
  • Include patches
  • Additional configurations

Indices and tables

• Index

• Module Index

• Search Page