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@asiloisad asiloisad commented Feb 11, 2025

The Content Security Policy block hydrogen-next interactive elements generated by e.g. plotly, altair. It's old issue inherited from old days of hydrogen nteract/hydrogen#1896 (comment).

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Reproduce steps:

  1. Install hydrogen or hydrogen-next
  2. Install Python, IPython & kernel
  3. Create Python file
  4. Paste example code
    import altair as alt
    import numpy as np
    import pandas as pd
    
    x = np.arange(100)
    source = pd.DataFrame({
      'x': x,
      'f(x)': np.sin(x / 5)
    })
    
    alt.Chart(source).mark_line().encode(
        x='x',
        y='f(x)'
    )
  5. Start kernel & run all

Tested in dev build.

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Don't let me forget about this PR… but it feels like a bit of a scary change, so I'd like to do a little bit of research to make sure this doesn't open a Pandora's Box somehow.

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asiloisad commented Feb 12, 2025

I will be glad if this pr land and restore Vega plots atom/atom#14761. A scripts-src has been explained here

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I don't think this is too scary. We have way more dangerous things that we support in Pulsar, and that's the price we pay for "hackability" (if that's even a word).

I am kind of curious why we can't plot in Hydrogen, because I do plot in my own plug-in Lazuli, but maybe I'm using a different way to evaluate code 🤔

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