How to Emit An Event Upon JupyterLab Fully Functional State #16707
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It gets more complex when you look at the details because definition of "loaded" varies since JupyterLab uses lazy loading or partial rendering for many elements for performance reasons. |
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Hello,
I am currently working on emitting an event to signify when JupyterLab has reached a fully functional state after page load. For this purpose, I am defining "fully functional" as the moment when the last opened resource (such as a notebook, markdown file, text file, etc.) is completely loaded.
Q1:
Is there an existing event or signal that is triggered when any resource-type file is loaded during JupyterLab's page load? If not, how can I emit such a signal?
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Additionally, is there a better approach to determine when JupyterLab has reached a fully functional state?
I would appreciate your guidance on these questions.
Thank you!
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