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Love this feature of UV. Here's a one-liner to launch jupyter notebook without even "installing" it: uv run --with jupyter jupyter notebook Everything is pu

Love this feature of UV. Here's a one-liner to launch jupyter notebook without even "installing" it: uv run --with jupyter jupyter notebook Everything is put into a temporary virtual environment that's cleaned up afterwards. Best thing is that if you run it from a project it will pick up those dependencies as well.

laurent_du 1y ago
I do this all the time as well with `uv run --with ipython --with boto3 ipython`. Great time-saver.
slhck 1y ago
Note that it's not really "cleaned up" insofar as there is a uv cache folder that will grow bigger over time as you keep using that feature.
- staplung 1y ago
  True. It's a good idea to periodically run: uv cache clean Or, if you want to specifically clean just jupyter: uv cache clean jupyter
  - mh- 1y ago
    if anyone else is curious.. % cd $(uv cache dir); find . -type f | wc -l; du -hs . 234495 16G .
akshayka 1y ago
Very nice. Here's a one liner for marimo notebooks: uvx marimo edit A one liner with marimo that also respects (and records) inline script metadata using uv: uvx marimo edit --sandbox my_notebook.py https://docs.astral.sh/uv/guides/integration/marimo/ https://docs.astral.sh/uv/guides/integration/marimo/