Here are the minimum steps required to get this Jupyter Notebook running from scratch:
- Install Python 3 using Anaconda
- Make sure it is working by typing the command
condain a terminal. - If you get a reponse of
command not found, you may need to add anaconda to your environment path.- One way to do this is to add the line
export PATH="$PATH:/Users/bmagnusson/anaconda/bin"to your .bashrc or .profile file. Replace/Users/bmagnussonwith the location of your anaconda installation.
- One way to do this is to add the line
- If you have already installed Anaconda, run the command
conda update anacondato make sure you have the latest and greatest.
- Make sure it is working by typing the command
- Install git
- Make a github account
- Fork this repo by clicking the "Fork" button at the top right of the page
- Clone this repo locally in the directory of your choice
- For example, my commands from terminal (mac OSX) were:
cd /Users/bmagnussongit clone https://github.com/bmagnusson/Jupyter-Notebook-Demo.git
- For example, my commands from terminal (mac OSX) were:
- Navigate to the directory that you cloned the repo and run the command
jupyter notebook- For me:
cd /Users/bmagnusson/Jupyter-Notebook-Demojupyter notebook
- For me:
- This (should) open up the Jupyter directory browser at http://localhost:8888/tree in your default web browser.
- Navigate to http://localhost:8888/nbextensions/
- Under Configurable extensions click the check box for Nbextensions dashboard tab
- Go back to the tree directory by clicking the Files tab
- Click Jupyter Notebook Intro.ipynb
- Congrats you're ready to roll. Happy notebooking!