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Supported platforms

• macOS

Requirements

• Jupyter Notebook

How to install Jupyter Notebook

$ brew install python3
$ pip3 install jupyter
$ jupyter notebook

Config

Juno config is located on ~/.junorc.json.

default parameters are here:

{
  "jupyterCommand": "/usr/local/bin/jupyter-notebook",
  "jupyterPort": 8888,
  "jupyterHome": "~",
  "openBrowserOnStartup": true
}

JupyterLab

You can also specify /usr/local/bin/jupyter-lab to jupyterCommand to use Jupyter Lab (you may also want to install jupyterlab via pip3 install jupyterlab.)

pyenv

Put ~/.pyenv/shims/jupyter into jupyterCommand if you are on pyenv-enabled environment.

Launch Juno from Terminal

Add juno command to open Jupyter notebooks from Terminal. Put following code to your shell config file.

juno() {
  open -a Juno $1
}

to open a notebook:

juno "Untitled.ipynb"

Bugs

Feel free to report issues you find with Juno.

Roadmap

• Launch Juno in specified directory
• Terminal integration
• Test suite
• Auto update

Development Installation

$ npm install
$ npm start

Test & Build

Just run:

$ npm run release

or:

$ npm test
$ npm run build

Builds the app for OS X, Linux, and Windows, using electron-packager.

License

MIT © Yasuaki Uechi