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Hi, thanks for writing this script. I've downloaded the .js file and enabled it, but nothing has changed in Jupyter. (I'm using the jupyter_nbextensions_configurator.)

There are two theme selectors (theme_selector.js and jupyter_themes/theme_selector.js) and both say that there is no YAML file that tells Jupyter how to configure it. I've closed and reopened Jupyter multiple times, and tried just theme_selector.js, just jupyter_themes/theme_selector.js, etc. and no change. Any advice would be really appreciated. I'm using Windows 10, if that matters.

Thanks!

This happens when lot's of JS is loaded in the notebook and the plugin runs first.

Howdy. Trying to install on Mac.

Got past wget issues by using
"curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/merqurio/jupyter_themes/master/theme_selector.js" instead.

However, the last step in command line instructions gives an error...

Enabling notebook extension jupyter_themes/theme_selector...
      - Validating: problems found:
        - require?  X jupyter_themes/theme_selector

Any suggestions as to what to try next? Thanks

I must have missed a step somewhere.
I have the theme plugin in my nbextensions directory:

still I can't see the themes in my "Cell" menu:

I appreciate your tool which is indeed helpful.
I would like to ask you for support of jupyter lab.
thank you.

I did apply this temporary fix:

function load_css(theme) {
    // Create a link element to attach the styles
    var link = document.createElement("link");
    link.type = "text/css";
    link.rel = "stylesheet";
    //link.href = Jupyter.notebook.base_url + require.toUrl(themes[theme]);
link.href = window.location.origin + require.toUrl(themes[theme]);
    link.id = theme + "-css";
    document.getElementsByTagName("head")[0].appendChild(link);
}

Thanks!

If you are in a notebook, you open a second one, and you change the theme on the second one, the first one you opened gives an error when you change the theme on the first one.

The way this worked, doesn't work in the latest version 😢

Hi,
Is it possible to add theme support to file editor ?

Hi, first of all, thanks for a really useful extension! :) And one small remark: when loading assets, it's better not to assume that the base URL is /. In my case for instance, I'm running a JupyterHub server which spawns notebooks for individual users, so the base URLs are /user/<username>.

Details in the following commit: dlukes@f2e498b

Let me know if you want me to start a PR :)

No syntax highlighting happens when changing themes. Only default theme has highlighting.