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Supporting other sphinx-extension types in JupyterLab #31

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As I understand it, Jupyter Book is a custom sphinx build closely related to MyST and jupyterlab-myst supports rendering of "core" MyST directives.

Many users may be working in a further extended Sphinx environment configured with extensions such as sphinx-exercise. If authors want similar views in the Jupyter Book and JupyterLab/RetroLab environments, they will presumably need to install a JupyterLab styling extension (if available) to complement any Sphinx extensions they rely on in Jupyter Book renderings.

Is there anything to be learned from developing this extension that can be used to provide guidance for how create JupyterLab styling extensions to match Sphinx styling extensions? Is it possible to write code once that works in both?

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