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Is it possible to read URL parameters while using bokeh serve ?

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Vidy_M
Vidy_M

I am running a notebookdirectly using bokeh serve.

I wanted to check if there was anyway for us to read any URL parameters inside the notebook . Everything I have read seems to have to write either a flask or a django app to do this.

Thanks

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birdsarah_continuum
birdsarah_continuum

There’s no direct facility in Bokeh. You can read url parameters in javascript. Its up to you what you do with them then.

Sarah Bird
sbird@continuum.io

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On Apr 27, 2016, at 9:56 AM, Vidy M vidyanand@datacoral.co wrote:

I am running a notebookdirectly using bokeh serve.

I wanted to check if there was anyway for us to read any URL parameters inside the notebook . Everything I have read seems to have to write either a flask or a django app to do this.

Thanks

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