Zenmode keybinding?

[Eric Dill]

Hi All,

So I just discovered the nbextensions project and I really like the zenmode extension.  I would

love it if there was a keybinding to turn on/off zenmode.  How would I go about making that happen?

Thanks for your help!

Best,

Eric

[Thomas Kluyver]

Hi Eric,

Have a look at the docs on customising keyboard shortcuts here:

http://jupyter-notebook.readthedocs.org/en/latest/examples/Notebook/rstversions/Custom%20Keyboard%20Shortcuts.html

Best wishes,

Thomas

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[Eric Dill]

Hi Thomas,

Thank you for the quick reply and the pointer to the custom keyboard shortcuts.  With the link that you 

provided I can sufficiently pattern-match to determine that I need to change the line `IPython.notebook.execute_cell();` to something

like `IPython.extensions.zenmode.toggleZenMode()`.  However, as is probably evident at this point, I have very little experience

with Javascript and I do not understand where the functions defined by nbextensions end up in the namespace.  Would you be able

to help me understand where the functions defined by jupyter extensions end up? 

To be more specific; this is the function that I am looking for in the namsepace https://github.com/ipython-contrib/IPython-notebook-extensions/blob/master/nbextensions/styling/zenmode/main.js#L55.  After some reading, it seems that the dictionary returned by 

the function defined in `main.js` is "exporting" these functions somewhere.  How do I access those functions?

Thanks again for your help.

Best,

Eric

[Thomas Kluyver]

Hi Eric,

I think you should use require to load the module, something like this:

require(['nbextensions/zenmode/main'],

function(zenmode) {

   // You can use zenmode.toggleZenMode in here
});

Others are more familiar than me with the JS side of things, though.

Thomas

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