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Notebook-view doesn't work with jupyter installed in $HOME #25
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Toggle the Developer Tools (CTRL+ALT+I) and watch the console as you try to open an ipynb file. It sounds like jupyter-notebook is exiting due to an exception... |
Looks like the extension isn't even loaded. Ok I could fix that by clicking on the red bug icon in the lower right corner (running Good thing the notebook is now rendered correctly. But it complains that A fix for me would be nice if you add a config option to tell the extension where I have installed jupyter. |
I added an option to set jupyter binary path: 8e616ef |
Thanks for adding the option. But I still have the same problem that jupyter couldn't be spawned. I entered the path ( |
What is the exact error message that you're seeing? Open the Developer Tools console and type |
I get the following error message
Checking the path in the console gives.
As well what is the command that you use to start/connect to the jupyter notebook? It could still be that my jupyter installation isn't working correct. |
It sounds like your jupyter path is /heme/max/.local/bi, so try this in the |
@kain88-de Any luck? |
See: #23 There is an issue with node-gyp and Python 3. Try explicitly setting the Python version |
@kain88-de Still having problems? |
After updating atom and jupyter the error has changed but still no luck installing the extension. It now complains about an error with jupyter-js-utils. |
Ok good at least that correlates with another current issue: #32 (comment) |
I'll close this since the original issue has been resolved. Thanks |
I followed the installation instructions for linux but I don't get it to use the notebook interface when I open
.ipynb
files. Instead they are opened in JSON mode.It might be important to know that I have installed almost all my python packages in my home directory. So the jupyter script is in
$HOME/.local/bin
. I'm new to atom and have no idea if it will be able to look in$HOME/.local/bin
as well for executables.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: