NotebookTestScript.dib

#!meta

{"kernelInfo":{"defaultKernelName":"csharp","items":[{"aliases":[],"name":"csharp"}]}}

#!markdown

# Verify execution count.

The next code cell should have empty square brackets on the left, e.g., "`[ ]`".  Execute the cell and upon completion there should be a number there; probably "`[1]`".  Execute the cell again and verify that the number in the brackets increments by one, e.g., "`[2]`".

#!csharp

1+1

#!markdown

# Verify Completions.
The next code cell contains the code `Console`. At the end type, `.`. The completions list with properties and methods should be displayed.

#!csharp

Console

#!markdown

# Execute the following cell.

You'll notice a counter that appears and starts incrementing.  After a second or two, stop the cell.  Your output should look similar to:

```
5
Command cancelled
```

N.b., the old values (e.g., `1`, `2`, `3`, `4`, etc.) should no longer be displayed, but overwritten.

#!csharp

using System.Threading.Tasks;
using Microsoft.DotNet.Interactive;

var output = string.Empty.Display("text/plain");
var counter = 1;
while (!KernelInvocationContext.Current.CancellationToken.IsCancellationRequested)
{
    await Task.Delay(500, KernelInvocationContext.Current.CancellationToken);
    output.Update($"{counter++}");
}

#!markdown

# Execute the next two cells.

#!csharp

var x = 123;

#!html

<div id="output">The value is not yet set.</div>

#!markdown

# Execute the next two cells.  After execution, the output immediately above each should read:

```
The value is 123.
```

And the output below the next cell should display the same value.

#!javascript

#!share --from csharp x
document.getElementById("output").innerText = `The value is ${x}.`;
console.log(`The value is ${x}.`);

#!javascript

#!set --value @csharp:x --name y
y++;
document.getElementById("output").innerText = `The value is ${y}.`;
console.log(`The value is ${y}.`);

#!markdown

# Execute the next cell. After execution, the output immediately below should be:

```
javascript
```

#!javascript

const jsKernel = kernel.root.findKernelByName('javascript');
console.log(jsKernel.name);

#!markdown

# Execute the next cell. After execution, the output immediately below should be:

```
[".NET","csharp","fsharp","html","http","javascript","kql","mermaid","pwsh","sql","value","webview"]
```

#!javascript

kernels = Array.from(kernel.root.findKernels(s => true).map(k => k.name)).sort();
return kernels;

#!markdown

# Execute the next cell. After execution, the output immediately below should be:

```
1234
```

And the `POLYGLOT NOTEBOOK: VARIABLES` window should contain a variable with name `csharpVarFromJs`, value `1234` and kernel Name `csharp`

#!javascript

await kernel.root.send({ commandType: 'SubmitCode', command: { code: 'var csharpVarFromJs = 1234; Console.WriteLine(csharpVarFromJs);', targetKernelName: 'csharp' } });

#!markdown

# Execute the next cell. After execution, the output immediately below should be:

```
2345
```
And the `POLYGLOT NOTEBOOK: VARIABLES` window should contain a variable with name `csharpVarFromJsUsingApi`, value `1234` and kernel Name `csharp`

#!javascript

let command = new polyglotNotebooks.KernelCommandEnvelope(polyglotNotebooks.SubmitCodeType, { code: 'var csharpVarFromJsUsingApi = 2345; Console.WriteLine(csharpVarFromJsUsingApi);', targetKernelName: 'csharp' });
await kernel.root.send(command);

#!markdown

# Execute the next cell, the output should be displayed as HTML like so:

<details class="dni-treeview" open=""><summary><span class="dni-code-hint"><code>{ Name = Developer, Salary = 42 }</code></span></summary><div><table><thead><tr></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Name</td><td><div class="dni-plaintext"><pre>Developer</pre></div></td></tr><tr><td>Salary</td><td><div class="dni-plaintext"><pre>42</pre></div></td></tr></tbody></table></div></details>

Next, change the renderer using the `...` element, choose the json and the output should look like so:

``` json
{"Name":"Developer","Salary":42}
```

#!csharp

var value = new { Name = "Developer", Salary = 42 };
value.Display("text/html", "application/json");

#!markdown

# Execute the next cell, the output should be displayed like so:

31.1

#!csharp

10m + 21.1m

#!markdown

# Execute the next cell. It should fail with the message:
```
Error: Value 'undefinedVariableName' not found in kernel pwsh
2
```

#!csharp

#!share --from pwsh undefinedVariableName

1+1

#!markdown

# Execute the next cell and verify the following error appears:

```
input.fsx (1,11)-(1,12) parse error Unexpected token '+' or incomplete expression
```

#!fsharp

let x = 1 +

#!markdown

# Complex console output

#!markdown

The output should look like:

<span style="color:#00FF00">this is green</span>

this is white

<span style="color:#FF0000">this is red</span>

#!csharp

Console.Write("\x1b[38;2;0;255;0m");
Console.WriteLine("this is green");
Console.Write("\x1b[0m");
"this is white".Display();
Console.Error.Write("\x1b[38;2;255;0;0m");
Console.Error.WriteLine("this is red");
Console.Error.Write("\x1b[0m");

#!markdown

# vscode kernel and user input prompts
This cell should prompt the user for input. Type something into the input field. Whatever you typed should be displayed in the output.

#!csharp

var input = await Microsoft.DotNet.Interactive.Kernel.GetInputAsync("give me data");
input

#!fsharp

let input = (task  {
                    return! Microsoft.DotNet.Interactive.Kernel.GetInputAsync ("give me data")
                  }).Result
input

#!markdown

This should prompt you for input.

#!value

#!value --from-value @input:wat --name value_from_input

#!markdown

This should output the thing you typed into the prompt.

#!fsharp

#!share --from value value_from_input
value_from_input

#!markdown

Now check the variable explorer. Is the value there in the `value` kernel?

#!markdown

This should prompt you for input. Type something into the input field. Whatever you typed should be displayed in the output.

#!csharp

#!set --name csharpVarFromInput --value @input:"Please enter a value"
csharpVarFromInput

#!markdown

# Run mermaid markdown:
Execute the markadown in the cell, this should produce a graphic visualization.

#!mermaid

mindmap
  root((.NET Interactive))
    Commands
        SubmitCode
        Cancel
        SendValue
    Events
        CommandSucceeded
        CommandFailed
        ValueProduced
    Kernels
        Kernel
        CompositeKernel
        ProxyKernel
    Directives
        Connect
            SQL
            KQL
            Jupyter

#!markdown

# Check this manual scenario:

1. `Ctrl+Shift+P` => "Polyglot Notebook: Create new blank notebook"
2. Select "Create as .dib"
3. Select "F#"
4. You should have a new empty notebook named something like "Untitled-1.dib" with a single cell of type "F# (Polyglot Notebook)".
5. Set the cell contents to `1+1` and execute.
6. Verify output of `2`.
7. Save to disk.
8. Open that file in notepad.
9. The contents should look like this:

   ```
   #!meta
      {"kernelInfo":{"defaultKernelName":"fsharp","items":[{"name":"fsharp","languageName":"F#","aliases":["f#","F#"]},{"name":"vscode","aliases":["frontend"]}]}}

   #!fsharp

   1+1
   ```

#!markdown

# Execute the above scenario again with the following changes:

2. Select "Create as .ipynb"
4. File should be named something like "Untitled-1.ipynb".

(new steps)

9. The contents should look like this:

``` json
{
 "cells": [
  {
   "cell_type": "code",
   "execution_count": 1,
   "metadata": {
    "dotnet_interactive": {
     "language": "fsharp"
    },
    "polyglot_notebook": {
     "kernelName": "fsharp"
    }
   },
   "outputs": [
    {
     "data": {
      "text/html": [
       "<div class=\"dni-plaintext\"><pre>2</pre></div><style>\r\n",
       ".dni-code-hint {\r\n",
       "    font-style: italic;\r\n",
       "    overflow: hidden;\r\n",
       "    white-space: nowrap;\r\n",
       "}\r\n",
       ".dni-treeview {\r\n",
       "    white-space: nowrap;\r\n",
       "}\r\n",
       ".dni-treeview td {\r\n",
       "    vertical-align: top;\r\n",
       "    text-align: start;\r\n",
       "}\r\n",
       "details.dni-treeview {\r\n",
       "    padding-left: 1em;\r\n",
       "}\r\n",
       "table td {\r\n",
       "    text-align: start;\r\n",
       "}\r\n",
       "table tr { \r\n",
       "    vertical-align: top; \r\n",
       "    margin: 0em 0px;\r\n",
       "}\r\n",
       "table tr td pre \r\n",
       "{ \r\n",
       "    vertical-align: top !important; \r\n",
       "    margin: 0em 0px !important;\r\n",
       "} \r\n",
       "table th {\r\n",
       "    text-align: start;\r\n",
       "}\r\n",
       "</style>"
      ]
     },
     "metadata": {},
     "output_type": "display_data"
    }
   ],
   "source": [
    "1+1"
   ]
  }
 ],
 "metadata": {
  "kernelspec": {
   "display_name": ".NET (F#)",
   "language": "F#",
   "name": ".net-fsharp"
  },
  "polyglot_notebook": {
   "kernelInfo": {
    "defaultKernelName": "fsharp",
    "items": [
     {
      "aliases": [
       "f#",
       "F#"
      ],
      "languageName": "F#",
      "name": "fsharp"
     },
     {
      "aliases": [
       "frontend"
      ],
      "languageName": null,
      "name": "vscode"
     }
    ]
   }
  }
 },
 "nbformat": 4,
 "nbformat_minor": 2
}
```

#!markdown

# Open the two previously saved notebooks via the following:

1. `Ctrl+Shift+P` => "Polyglot Notebook: Open notebook"
2. Select the "Untitled-1.dib"/"Untitled-1.ipynb" from before.
3. Verify that it contains a single F# cell with the contents "1+1" and that it can execute.

#!markdown

# Test adding cell to notebook (VSCode only)

#!csharp

using Microsoft.DotNet.Interactive;
using Microsoft.DotNet.Interactive.Commands;

var _ = Kernel.Root.SendAsync(new SendEditableCode("fsharp","#!share --from csharp x\nx"));

#!markdown

The code below will add 2 markdown cells

#!csharp

using Microsoft.DotNet.Interactive;
using Microsoft.DotNet.Interactive.Commands;

for(var i = 0; i<2;i++){
    var _ = await Kernel.Root.SendAsync(new SendEditableCode("markdown",$"# markdown cell {i}"));
}