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Make default call mode work for jut file.ipynb without requiring -i option #10

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fperez opened this issue Apr 14, 2021 · 4 comments
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fperez commented Apr 14, 2021

Great tool, thanks! I just discovered it thanks to @davidbrochart's ping on an nbterm issue. Delighted to see more terminal-based tools evolving to help us work with notebooks when a full GUI isn't needed.

Quick suggestion: I think the most common use case is simply "show me this file", so I think it would be a nice usability improvement to allow jut filename.ipynb work automatically without further flags needed. This amounts to making -i the default behavior.

You could further auto-detect remote urls with a regex along the lines of qualifier:://path (I haven't toyed with that but I'm sure they exist) to allow the omission of --url too, but I see that as secondary.

In any case, thanks again!

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Thanks a lot for the suggestion and it's the most important usability suggestion. It totally makes sense to make the file/URL as a position argument. Similar suggestion by another user - #8.

thanks for taking out the time to check the tool.

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fperez commented Apr 14, 2021

For sure, great work! I'll keep using it and will report ideas/suggestions as issues (just opened another one). Between jut and nbterm we're getting a great, lightweight toolkit for notebooks-at-the-terminal!

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This is now in master after the commit aaeb163, pip install -U jut should work.

thanks!

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fperez commented Apr 14, 2021

Awesome, thanks a lot!

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