Hi all, Here is and notebook + JLab extension called jupyter-archive: https://github.com/hadim/jupyter-archive It adds the following features to be able to easily work with data files in remote environments: On-the-fly archive (zip, tar.gz, tar.bz2 or tar.xz) and compress folders in JLab. Decomp…

Jupyterlab PR: https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/pull/7294 notebook PR: https://github.com/jupyter/notebook/pull/4945

[image] hadim: Decompress archives as folders directly inside the notebook (JLab file browser). Does this mean that if I upload a .zip file it is automatically unzipped and available as a folder? Sounds pretty cool. Do you have a demo that runs on mybinder.org ? We have recently been discussi…

Uncompressing is not automatic after uploading. The command is available in the file context menu. But I guess we could discuss about making it optionally automatic. I’ll setup a binder soon.

Maybe it is a good idea to not automatically uncompress stuff as you never know what kind of evil stuff is in the zip file. We should test drive this for a bit and if it works well consider making it an extension that is installed on mybinder.org

The binder is setup: https://beta.mybinder.org/v2/gh/hadim/jupyter-archive/master?urlpath=lab Would be nice indeed to install it on mybinder.org . That being said I would really like to see that extension integrated into Jupyter.

The code to archive and download is non-blocking in theory but in practice the non blocking code is at the file-level which mean that when you process large file the UI/server will be blocked. I haven’t found a solution to that yet but maybe Jupyter/Tornado experts know how to deal with that. More i…

Feeling a bit slow here: how do I zip up the top level directory? I found the menu item in the context menu for sub directories but I can’t work out how to zip up “everything”.

We could add a menu entry when clicking elsewhere a file/folder in the file browser to zip the current folder.

@betatim : Version 0.4.3 adds a command to download the current folder.

Here’s a quick GIF of me trying out the Binder link that @hadim showed, this is really cool and I could see it being quite useful for JupyterHub deployments that we have as well. [2019-10-10_12-54-31]

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Jupyter-archive: Make, download and extract archive files

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