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Is there a Jupyter-like environment for shell? For example, you could tell it to start from a Docker image, then give it shell commands to run in each block, a
by linsomniac 4y ago
Is there a Jupyter-like environment for shell? For example, you could tell it to start from a Docker image, then give it shell commands to run in each block, and could show output. Maybe even could "script" to record interactive sessions (though no way of replaying those sessions on reloads, you'd have to detect file changes and diff and apply patches).
- flor1s 4y agotmux + tmuxinator seems like a solution? Though my workflow right now is mostly SSH + tmux + jupyterlab
- mjburgess 4y agoJust start each cell in a notebook with %%bash Jupyter is a generic platform these days, so spans pretty much all langs. I learnt powershell on a mac by writing notes in a jupyter notebook and executing powershell cells.
- weberer 4y agoYes, try running ipython from the shell. It should already be installed if you installed Jupyter.
- aidos 4y agoIf you’re talking python then you just use ipython. There’s an auto reload feature that live updates code in situ so you don’t even have to reload data in between. I recorded a video with terrible quality audio years ago that shows how effective it is. https://youtu.be/k-mAuNY9szI https://youtu.be/k-mAuNY9szI