RISE: Live Reveal.js JupyterLab Slideshow

0.43.1 verified Fri May 01 auth: no python maintenance

RISE is a JupyterLab extension that turns your notebooks into live, interactive Reveal.js slideshows. Version 0.43.1 requires Python >=3.9 and is the last major release; the project has been archived and is no longer actively maintained.

pip install jupyterlab-riselite

Common errors

error ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'rise' ↓

cause The import path changed from 'rise' to 'jupyterlab_riselite'.

fix

Use 'from jupyterlab_riselite import RISE' or install the correct package: pip install jupyterlab-riselite.

error Extension load error: jupyterlab-riselite needs to be built ↓

cause The extension failed to build because Node.js is not installed or the build process was interrupted.

fix

Install Node.js (>=12) and reinstall: pip install --upgrade jupyterlab-riselite --no-build-isolation.

error RuntimeError: Cannot find JupyterLab application directory ↓

cause JupyterLab is not installed in the current environment.

fix

Install JupyterLab: pip install jupyterlab.

Warnings

deprecated The package has been archived and is no longer actively maintained. No further updates or bug fixes are expected. ↓

fix Consider alternatives like voilà or jupyterlab-presentation.

breaking In version 0.43.x, the package name changed from 'rise' to 'jupyterlab-riselite' on PyPI. Old installations with 'jupyterlab-rise' may break. ↓

fix Uninstall the old package: pip uninstall rise; then install jupyterlab-riselite.

gotcha RISE only works with JupyterLab, not classic Notebook. Installing it in a classic Notebook environment will show no effect. ↓

fix Use JupyterLab (version >=3) for RISE to work.

Install

pip install jupyterlab-riselite jupyterlab

Imports

rise
wrong
```
from rise import RISE
```
correct
```
from jupyterlab_riselite import RISE
```
The correct top-level module is jupyterlab_riselite; 'rise' is not a Python module.

Quickstart

Install and activate RISE. Then use toolbar button or command palette.

# After installing, launch JupyterLab
# Open a notebook, then click the 'Enter/Exit RISE Slideshow' button (presentation icon) in the toolbar.
# Alternatively, use the command palette: Ctrl+Shift+C (Cmd+Shift+C on Mac), type 'RISE'.
# Slideshow is toggled on/off per cell using the 'Cell Toolbar' -> 'Slideshow'.
# See official README for detailed metadata.