Package-level declarations

Simple implementation for RendererTypeHandler. Renders any type by default

Annotation handler used to hook class declarations with specific annotations

Callback to handle new class or interface declarations in executed snippets

Type alias for plain code ready for execution

Single evaluated notebook cell representation

Evaluates code. Ignores the result

Preprocesses the cell code before its execution

Container that holds all notebook display results

Display result that may be converted to JSON for display_data kernel response

Display result that holds the reference to related cell

Serializable version of type handler. Renders only classes which exactly match className by FQN. Accepts only ResultHandlerCodeExecution because it's the only one that may be correctly serialized.

Wrapper for DisplayResults that contain in memory results. This is only applicable to the embedded server.

Mimetypes for in-memory output.

Wrapper for in-memory results that also tracks its corresponding mime-type.

Provides information about used Java runtime

Jupyter client which is used for running the instance of a kernel

Factory interface for creating slf4j-compatible loggers.

Represents settings that depend on the environment in which the kernel is running

Interface representing kernel engine, the core facility for compiling and executing code snippets

Kotlin kernel version, with full specification, Comparable implementation and serialization/deserialization

Loads library definitions given the LibrariesScanResult. Usually used in loadLibraryDefinitions or loadLibraryProducers

Convenient implementation of DisplayResult, supposed to be used almost always.

Notebook is a main entry point for Kotlin Jupyter API

Precompiled renderer type handler. Override this interface if you want type rendering to be optimized.

Object that should be rendered to DisplayResult if it is the result of code cell

RendererFieldHandler renders results for which acceptsField returns true

RendererHandler renders results for which accepts returns true

RenderersProcessor is responsible for rendering objects. You may use it to render values exactly like notebook renders results, and also register new renderers in runtime.

RendererTypeHandler handles results for which runtime types acceptsType returns true

Execution represented by code snippet. This snippet should return the value.

Execution interface for type handlers

Execution results accessor interface

Defines the way of how redirection from standard outputs works

Renders any object of superType (including subtypes). If execution is ResultHandlerCodeExecution, this renderer may be optimized by pre-compilation (unlike ExactRendererTypeHandler).

Type alias for FQNs - fully qualified names of classes

Renders any array (primitive or non-primitive) into a list.

Renders a Swing JComponent in-memory, but also provides a screenshot of the UI as fallback data.

Renders a Swing JDialog in-memory, but also provides a screenshot of the UI as fallback data.

Renders a Swing JFrame in-memory, but also provides a screenshot of the UI as fallback data.

This prefix is used for creating temporary properties names, and variables which names start from this prefix are not processed by FieldHandler processor

Check if the JSON object contains a display_id entry.

Convert a buffered image to a PNG file encoded as a Base64 Json string.

Renders HTML as iframe in Kotlin Notebook or simply in other clients

Sets display ID to JSON. If ID was not set, sets it to id and returns it back If ID was set and force is false, just returns old ID If ID was set, force is true and id is null, just returns old ID If ID was set, force is true and id is not null, sets ID to id and returns it back

Takes a screenshot of the Swing component. This is only possible if the component has been given a size, see JComponent.getSize. Either manually or through a java.awt.LayoutManager.

Takes a screenshot of a JDialog.

Takes a screenshot of a JFrame.

Convenience method for converting nullable DisplayResult to JSON