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| If you want to display a wider variety of objects using ipython's mimetype capturing, load our bundled ipython extension: | ||
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| $ %load_ext itermplot.ipython |
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If you're okay with adding load_ipython_extension to itermplot/__init__.py, it'd make this a cleaner %load_ext itermplot
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Hi, I've been trying to implement an ipython mime renderer extension for png and jpegs, and thought that
itermplot.imgcatwould be super useful for doing so. This could be a super simple standalone package instead, but I thought i'd send over a PR first to check if you'd be interested in this.I understand if you're not interested in an ipython-specific feature. Either way, your implementation of the iterm image protocol is super helpful 😄