The Jupyter kernel will return outputs that contain data from standard out or standard error using the `stream` message type. The data contained in this messages consists of a string containing the contents of the output. To render these types of outputs from the kernel in your own Jupyter front-end, you can use the `StreamText` component.

The `StreamText` component takes a `text` prop which contains the contents of the stream. The `name` prop, which can be one of `stdout` or `stderr` dictates whether the text stream originated from standard out or standard error respectively.

The `name` component is used to set the class of the `StreamText` component to `nteract-display-area-${name}` so that you can add custom styles to stream outputs.

```jsx
<StreamText name="stderr" text="hello world" />
```
The Jupyter kernel will return outputs that contain data from standard out or standard error using the `stream` message type. The data contained in this messages consists of a string containing the contents of the output. To render these types of outputs from the kernel in your own Jupyter front-end, you can use the `StreamText` component.

The `StreamText` component takes a `text` prop which contains the contents of the stream. The `name` prop, which can be one of `stdout` or `stderr` dictates whether the text stream originated from standard out or standard error respectively.


```jsx
<StreamText name="stderr" text="hello world" />
```

Remove description of StreamText classname
Remove description of StreamText classname

Co-Authored-By: captainsafia <211cd6ebb5a58c9bc9904fc688979914ca90621b@safia.rocks>