I've put together a demo notebook which demonstrates - i) Running React / JSX code in a notebook. ii) Utilizing the D3.js vanilla js library to create a word cloud in a notebook.
Both of these things are intended as rough examples to give a flavour of what is possible. Support for other scripting languages is an interesting avenue to pursue...
The notebook is available here on starboard.gg. It can be run in situ (in which case it will use dummy data in place of data it would otherwise get from Monday.com API calls).
Most of the cells are set to auto run. The two that are not should be run manually to generate the demo output (i.e. "Hello " text generated using React/JSX, and a word cloud of item names, generated using D3.)
To copy the notebook to Monday, the best method currently is to use the 'view source' button and then copy and paste to a file editor. Before you save it to a local file, hit the enter key at the very start of the file, inserting a blank line.
You can then use the Load File button in Monday Notebooks to append this file, as previously described. (If you don't insert the blank line, the load will work, but will incorrectly merge the first cell of the notebook with the last - Split Marker - cell)
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