# Share your JupyterLite Examples

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**Category:** Development\
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**Created:** [February 12, 2022, 7:05pm UTC](https://farmos.discourse.group/t/share-your-jupyterlite-examples/1134 "2022-02-12T19:05:19Z")\
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@walt You should be able to do whatever you need already! You can use the JupyterLite hosted on EdgeCollective’s (@donblair’s) GitHub Pages: [https://edgecollective.io/jupyterlite/](https://edgecollective.io/jupyterlite/)

The only thing that’s necessary to get that to work with Farmier-hosted instances is we need to “bless” (via [CORS](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/CORS) config) the `edgecollective.io` domain in your instance so that your browser “trusts” the third-party URL. I did that already for yours, so you should be good to go!

(If anyone else is using Farmier and wants to play around with [https://edgecollective.io/jupyterlite/](https://edgecollective.io/jupyterlite/) ping me!)

Ultimately, it will be great to include the new [Drupal JupyterLite](https://www.drupal.org/project/jupyterlite) module that @Symbioquine and I started on Farmier - but that’s not strictly necessary. The only benefit is you don’t need to configure CORS because it’s serving JupyterLite from the same domain, so your browser will automatically “trust” it.

@walt Just be aware of the way “file storage” works with JupyterLite, so you don’t lose anything! _ **All files you upload or create in JupyterLite are stored IN YOUR BROWSER SESSION** _ … they are NOT stored on the farmOS server. If you clear your browser cache or change browsers, they are gone!

We have some fun ideas to store/serve files from farmOS itself being discussed here:

> **[\[META\] File management](https://www.drupal.org/project/jupyterlite/issues/3264048)**
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> Problem/Motivation I'm opening this \[META\] issue to document and discuss some ideas that have come up in chat, with regard to the way JupyterLite "persists" files (or doesn't actually). donblair: i do think that jupyterlite as it currently works may...

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