Improve docs, provide example configurations for s3

[smktpd]

Hello. I've been trying to make this extension work to no avail.

I have a custom JupyterLab Docker image with JupyterLab v4.4.5, I've installed pip package jupyter-fs and now see 'jupyter-fs' menuitem in Settings > Settings Editor.
I have MinIO server, which is an s3-compatible storage.
I have endpoint URL, access key, secret key and bucket name.
I've tried to combine them into an URI of such format s3://access_key:secret_key@endpoint.url/bucket_name, and tried both pyfs and fsspec and auth: none or auth: ask, but no matter the combination - I simply see no prompts or changes in the UI, I don't get new menuitems added to the left panel as it is shown on some of your screenshots.

I don't know what I am doing wrong.

Please, help!

[DenisaCG]

Hi, thanks for opening this issue!

To better understand your situation, you are trying to use the jupydrive-s3 package together with the jupyter-fs one?

Are you using pip install jupydrive-s3 and setting your credentials in the settings or the dev install and setting your credentials through environment variables? Are there any errors in your console you can share?

[smktpd]

Oh my god, I'm so sorry, I've filed ticket to the wrong project!
I've been trying to find a working alternative to https://github.com/IBM/jupyterlab-s3-browser/ (that is now abandonware + breaks opening python3 (ipykernel) notebooks for me) and found a few alternatives.
I tried them both, nothing worked, but in the heat of the night I've mixed things and messed up!
This ticket was meant to be filed there: https://github.com/jpmorganchase/jupyter-fs

Your extension didn't work for me another way: I just did pip install jupydrive_s3 and it instantly breaks opening Notebook "Python 3 (ipykernel)": it throws an error Error: Failed to fetch.

[DenisaCG]

Once installed, did you get the chance to set your credentials using the Settings Registry?