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It is currently possible to get JupyterDesktop to work with Cassini, but this is not documented.
JupyterDesktop cannot be launched using project.launch() therefore the server cannot be started by the same interpreter as the project object, which is how this is explicitly provided usually.
Instead, the implementation found here facilitates the use of a CASSINI_PROJECT environment variable, that points the jupyter_cassini_server to the right module and object within that module to allow the project to be imported.
This means the PYTHONPATH would also need to be patched to include the project.py directory.
This needs to be added to the documentation.
There is an issue discussing related stuff on the JupyterLab extension side here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
It is currently possible to get JupyterDesktop to work with Cassini, but this is not documented.
JupyterDesktop cannot be launched using
project.launch()
therefore the server cannot be started by the same interpreter as the project object, which is how this is explicitly provided usually.Instead, the implementation found here facilitates the use of a
CASSINI_PROJECT
environment variable, that points thejupyter_cassini_server
to the right module and object within that module to allow theproject
to be imported.This means the
PYTHONPATH
would also need to be patched to include theproject.py
directory.This needs to be added to the documentation.
There is an issue discussing related stuff on the JupyterLab extension side here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: