doomemacs/modules/tools/ein

tools/ein

• Table of Contents
• Description
  • Module Flags
  • Plugins
• Prerequisites
• Features
  • Interaction with a Jupyter server
• Configuration
  • Setting the default location of your notebooks
  • Using hydra

Table of Contents   TOC

• Description

  • Module Flags
  • Plugins
• Prerequisites

• Features

  • Interaction with a Jupyter server

• Configuration

  • Setting the default location of your notebooks
  • Using hydra

Description

Adds Jupyter notebook integration into emacs.

Module Flags

This module provides no flags.

Plugins

• ein

Prerequisites

This module has no prereqisites.

Features

Interaction with a Jupyter server

Three functions are available to start EIN:

1. ein:jupyter-server-start — Start a jupyter server within emacs
2. ein:notebooklist-login — Login to an existing jupyter server
3. ein: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 handle completion.

Configuration

Setting the default location of your notebooks

Change +ein-notebook-dir to tell ein where to find your Jupityr notebooks.

(setq +ein-notebook-dir "~/my-notebooks")

Using hydra

This module provides a batteries-included hydra - +ein-hydra - to make using ein easier. Things like navigating between cells, workbook management etc, are greatly simplified and are easily accessible. However, by default, it's not bound to any key. Here's an example of how to bind it:

(map! :map ein:notebook-mode-map
      :localleader
      "," #'+ein-hydra/body)