Installation

deephaven.ui is a plugin that works with Deephaven. Use the deephaven.ui plugin to build dynamic components and layouts using Deephaven.

New installation

If you don’t already have Deephaven installed, you can install via Docker or pip.

Install and run with Docker

deephaven.ui can be run from pre-built Docker images. The image you use will depend on your version of Deephaven:

# For Deephaven < 0.37.0
docker run --name deephaven -p 10000:10000 ghcr.io/deephaven/server-ui:latest

# For Deephaven >= 0.37.0
docker run --name deephaven -p 10000:10000 ghcr.io/deephaven/server:latest

See the Deephaven Docker install documentation for more information.

Install and run with pip

deephaven.ui can easily be installed using the Python package manager pip. Simply run:

pip install deephaven-server deephaven-plugin-ui

Then you can run the Deephaven server with:

deephaven server

See the Deephaven pip install documentation for more information.

Existing installation

Installing Deephaven plugins is different whether you have Deephaven installed via Docker or via pip.

Add to existing Docker install

With a running Docker container named deephaven, run the following from the command line:

docker exec deephaven pip install deephaven-plugin-ui

See the documentation for installing packages in a running container for more details.

Add to existing pip installation

With an existing pip installation of Deephaven server, just pip install the plugin:

pip install deephaven-plugin-ui

See the documentation for using Python packages in Deephaven for more details.

Verifying installation

After you have deephaven.ui installed, verify it is working correctly. Run Deephaven, and in the console enter the following command:

from deephaven import ui

hello_world = ui.heading("Hello World!")

A panel will appear that displays the “Hello world!” text: