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Packages

By the default the following packages are loaded to the Kernel on startup

Wolfram Language Packages​

The standard packages, which can be installed at any WL system

How to install new locally?​

Via command palette​

Open you notebook and paste Github link to a repo* in the command palette located at the top-bar

*it should contain PacletInfo.wl in the root directory

Via LPM​

Create a new cell and insert

PacletRepositories[{
    Github -> "https://github.com/KirillBelovTest/HTTPHandler"
}, "Directory"->NotebookDirectory[]]

<<KirillBelov`HTTPHandler`

it will create a local folder wl_packages, where installed packages will be stored.

WLJS Packages​

This is new format similar to regular packages, aimed to ship Javascript, CSS together with WL. It is distributed using Github and installed using WLJSPM (used only internally by developers) package manager.

The default set is

  • wljs-interpreter - a tiny interpreter of WL running in the browser
  • wljs-cells - core component of cells management on the frontned
  • wljs-editor - CodeMirror 6 editor and many extensions including syntax sugar
  • wljs-graphics-d3 - implementation of Image and Graphics
  • wljs-graphics3d-threejs - implementation of Graphics3D
  • wljs-inputs - implementations of UI elements such as InputRange and etc
  • wljs-plotly - adapter for Plotly
  • wljs-sharedlib-d3 - shared D3.js library used by graphics
  • wljs-sharedlib-mk - shared Markdown and KaTeX libraries
  • wljs-html-support - HTML cells type
  • wljs-markdown-support - Markdown cells type
  • wljs-mermaid-support - Mermaid cells type
  • wljs-js-support - JS cells type
  • wljs-revealjs - Slide cells type
  • wljs-wlx-support - WLX cells type
  • wljs-manipulate - library implementing ManipulatePlot
  • wljs-export-html - encoder and decoder of exported notebooks
  • wljs-snippets - command palette, snippets system and AI copilot

How to locate and install?​

All installed packages can be found from Settings menu of WLJS Notebook

warning

There is no third-party extensions so far. The guide on how to write your own is still in development.

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