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:tools ein
EIN – Emacs IPython Notebook
Tool to work with Jupyter notebooks within emacs.
Table of Contents TOC
Install
Add :tool ein to your doom! call in your private init.el.
Usage
Three functions are available to start EIN:
ein:jupyter-server-start— Start a jupyter server within emacsein:notebooklist-login— Login to an existing jupyter serverein:notebooklist-open— Open the list of jupyter notebooks
These functions do not have default key bindings.
When ein:jupyter-server-start is called, after successfully finishing,
ein:notebooklist-login and ein:notebooklist-open will be automatically
called.
When in the Notebook List buffer, the key o calls ace-link to speed up the
process of selecting links in the buffer.
If company-mode is enabled as a module, company-ein will be used for
completion purposes.
Configuration
Specify the default directory where EIN searches for notebooks using:
(set! :ein-notebook-dir "~/my-notebooks")