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Windows Launch Script With Anaconda

Make sure anaconda is installed & find where it is installed.

  1. Go to Start.
  2. Type: anaconda. Click on Anaconda Prompt (anaconda3). This will open a command prompt.
  3. Type: where anaconda. This will show where anaconda is installed on your computer. Copy the path:

C:\Users\thomas\anaconda3\Scripts\anaconda.exe

Organize directory and install extension

  1. Create a new directory anywhere you want and give it a name: COMPXXX. It is better if your put all notebooks for the course in single directory in Desktop or Documents or any drive.

  2. Create a New File using Notepad from start.

  3. Copy paste the following code into the notepad. Use the path from above step-3 for set CONDAPATH= but remove: "\Scripts\anaconda.exe"

@echo OFF

set CONDAPATH=C:\Users\thomas\anaconda3

set PATH=%PATH%;%CONDAPATH%\Scripts;%CONDAPATH%\Library\bin

call %CONDAPATH%\Scripts\activate.bat
call pip install carpo-student==0.0.8

rem Launch JupyterLab from the current directory
set current_dir=%cd%

call %CONDAPATH%\Scripts\jupyter-lab.exe  %current_dir%
  1. Use Save As to save the file inside the directory created in Step 1. Give it a name: launch-jupyter-lab.bat. This file should be executable when saved as .bat. Make sure the file is executable when saved.
  2. Go to your directory created in step-1. Double click on the launch-jupyter-lab.bat. It should launch Jupyter Lab from your directory. The carpo-student extension should also be available.

MacOS Launch Script

Make sure jupyter lab is installed.

  1. Create a new directory anywhere you want and give it a name: COMPXXX. It is better if your put all notebooks for the course in single directory in Desktop or Documents or any drive.

  2. Create a New File and save it is launch-jupyter-lab.sh

cd `pwd`;
pip install carpo-student==0.0.8
jupyter lab