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What do you use for running the jupyter REPL in emacs? I haven't found a great way of doing so yet. Just running it in a comint buffer?

• fantispug 8y ago
  Yeah, just comint with elpy. There are some rough edges; I can't input multiline in the comint buffer (but can send it), and gives an error on the very first command, but otherwise works well.
• tincholio 8y ago
  ob-ipython works really well.
  • mindB 8y ago
    The REPL opened with org-babel-switch-to-session has been really buggy for me. Has it worked for you? Could just be because I'm using it with non-python kernels, which isn't well supported yet in general as far as I can tell.
    • tincholio 8y ago
      I've only used it with a Python kernel so far, and doing eval on each or all blocks in the buffer (org-ctrl-c-ctrl-c, and org-babel-execute-buffer). Haven't had problems so far.
• meken 8y ago
  If you connect your code buffer to an jupyter notebook via Emacs IPython Notebook [1] then you can hit C-c C-o (ein:console-open) which will launch a jupyter REPL. - [1] https://github.com/millejoh/emacs-ipython-notebook https://github.com/millejoh/emacs-ipython-notebook
  • mindB 8y ago
    Looks like that just calls make-comint-in-buffer eventually[1] with some fancy stuff to make sure it connects to the same jupyter server as being used for ein. Not sure I see a lot of utility there if I'm just wanting to run a jupyter REPL next to a regular code buffer or e.g. org-mode. [1] https://github.com/millejoh/emacs-ipython-notebook/blob/cfd0e8a3d7edd0f82324568bc80ac92c4bdccf91/lisp/ein-console.el#L226 https://github.com/millejoh/emacs-ipython-notebook/blob/cfd0...